hardongear
Rock Star
Silver Level
A have a few things:
1) Slow players for no reason. I get it near the bubble or in pay jumps in MTT's. Also not talking the guys that are only slow once and awhile while making decisions on other tables.
2) The higher variance because you see that many more hands per/hour then you do when playing live.
3) The river lol.
Cheers!!!
1) Slow players for no reason. I get it near the bubble or in pay jumps in MTT's. Also not talking the guys that are only slow once and awhile while making decisions on other tables.
2) The higher variance because you see that many more hands per/hour then you do when playing live.
3) The river lol.
Cheers!!!
Goggelheimer
Visionary
Platinum Level
Well for me it's the big number of limpers with nearly any two cards in any position. They also don't fold on the smallest hit even on A high boards and pay to the river destroying mostly TP reasonable kicker with a crapy 72/83/94 o/s two pair. And it's a ton of those players (stats of Vpip 60+ / raise 0 to 5 ). I have mostly 2 to 3 of these guys at tournament tables. They destroy every resonable play. With those guys the so called A game is not possible. Nuts or monsters on the flop are to rare to beat those players in the long term imo. The normal bankroll is not big enought to play a billion hands to have them beat.
Duxflux
Rock Star
Bronze Level
It used to bother me that freerolls and many tournaments and S&Gs were not offered with very small amounts. Of course, I didn't know such sites as Cardschat back then and as a beginner I had to take a lot of losses.
I also don't like the payout rules on sites like pokerstars and gg Poker at all. Depositing works smoothly while withdrawing is often a gauntlet.
I also don't like the payout rules on sites like pokerstars and gg Poker at all. Depositing works smoothly while withdrawing is often a gauntlet.
kon44
Visionary
Bronze Level
A flurry of bad beats when you get it in good. Or the icing jobs where you have just smashed a comp, jump into cash with a few buy ins and get coolers instantly on two of the three. KK one table, QQ another... runner runner favouring the donk
kon44
Visionary
Bronze Level
"There never was great intelligence without a trace of madness."....... Need a lot more thank trace for genius!! Love it though 100% 🤪
viniavelar2
Rock Star
Bronze Level
She's a beast right, this phrase has accompanied me since my childhood, just waiting for the time to tattoo
kon44
Visionary
Bronze Level
Awww, i have another and will see if I can find any examples but reckon it will be hard as it’s my queue to fold but.... I had a few day period last week where I was counterfeited over and over again. It was ridiculous and happened with JJ, TT, 99 and worst.,.. quad 9’s where I held 77, guy jams when when the 4th 9 comes ffs. Flop was 399
RustyRed83
Legend
Platinum Level
The way people waste there chips can get on my nerves, I like to see good poker getting played. I understand players might speculate to accumulate, some will play poker like chess, sacrificing chips for the bigger gain down the line. Leading others into a false sense of security. But the madness that I witness at the tables on a regular basis, making crazy decisions that cost them there tourney life, or forces them to reload time and time again, beggars belief.
ninocabral
Rock Star
Platinum Level
surely the most frustrating thing is to be in a final stretch and the internet goes down, there is nothing worse in online poker
hobojim1247
Legend
Platinum Level
What I get tired of is people bitching about how the game is 'rigged' every time they lose to a river card. Another thing is bad players berating other players when they lose because of their own stupid play.
VVi10
Rock Star
Platinum Level
I think the most frustrating thing is that we can't actually read the player we're playing against, on many occasions it's possible
reading some behaviors through the person's movement and this helps to understand if he may be bluffing or not.
As we play online and we are not looking directly to the player this is frustrating in my opinion.
reading some behaviors through the person's movement and this helps to understand if he may be bluffing or not.
As we play online and we are not looking directly to the player this is frustrating in my opinion.
jonaselloco
Legend
Platinum Level
The only frustrating thing for me is when a hand ends and I think I played it wrong.
Before, badbeats frustrated me, not entering the ITM, being on the verge of a final table, etc.
Over the years I have gotten over it.
When you start to understand that an MTT can be either a big win or a complete flop, then you start to understand the game.
If you do not understand that chance is part of the game, then you will feel constant frustration, which does not add up to achieve the final objective, which is to increase your bankroll and play better every day as much as possible.
My regards, brother
Before, badbeats frustrated me, not entering the ITM, being on the verge of a final table, etc.
Over the years I have gotten over it.
When you start to understand that an MTT can be either a big win or a complete flop, then you start to understand the game.
If you do not understand that chance is part of the game, then you will feel constant frustration, which does not add up to achieve the final objective, which is to increase your bankroll and play better every day as much as possible.
My regards, brother
