Whats your favorite opponents by country?

[pawelmad9]

My favourite rivals in the tables came from Japan and Belgium

 

[qwassar313]

Russias!,i have a question for you dear CC ,please ,i want a ticket for aniversary !,i love you and happy birthday !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[blata8ruga]

I like the rare players like Trinidad and Tobago or Malta.

 

[marcelo benavidez]

russians are really a challenge, canadians too, brazilians not so much, i dont see like time ago in the tables

 

[dompoker]

I think canada has very good players, they are very competitive and hard to beat players.

 

[ToNy70929]

It is difficult to play against Canada and germany, they play well and they often have good luck. With Romanians and Russia, you often wonder whether they are bluffing or not, which also annoys

 

[infonazar]

The nationality of the player does not matter to me. What matters to me is his experience and skills. I prefer opponents with an aggressive style of play. I like to create traps for them.

 

[Newzooozooo]

Hi.
I like to play with players from Latin American. And I do not like play with players from Ukraine, Russia and Belarus.
Good luck.

 

[christmasscorpion]

Hi, everybody. I like players from Canada they have a lot to learn.

 

[Risto234]

Obviously players from my country. Sadly i rarely see them lol.

 

[Transcendence]

I like Brazilians and Canadians. Very strong players from the USA. So in General, Ukraine is also strong.

1.USA
2.Brazilian
3.Canada
4.Ukraine
5.Russia

That's quick.

The most interesting players are Brazilians and Canadians.

 

[Lena M]

Hello.
I like to play with players from the US and Canada. I do not like play with players from brazil.

 

[frnandoh]

It seems you have not too much favorite opponents.

 

[zinzir]

My favorite opponents are the ones I'm winning against and the least favorite are the ones who take my money. And they are all American, simply because I'm in the US and play mostly against Americans.

 

[milka1605]

For me, all the players are the same. I don’t see the difference.

 

[lontrus]

In general terms;

Japanese are very rule-abiding and conservative players so I find them easy to strong-arm.
Germans are so-so. Some play decent but there are more fish than decent players.
Russians are a lottery ticket, you either get the aggressive, all-out types who don't care or those who play a patient and intelligent game.
Ukrainians stand out to me as some of the best overall - they play a very good game.

 

[domfudao]

My favourite rivals in the tables came from Russia.
I love win Russian players

 

[terryk]

For some reason,i really enjoy playing players from my country,Canada. (except mtcashman,lol)

 

[jadaminato]

In general terms;

Japanese are very rule-abiding and conservative players so I find them easy to strong-arm.
Germans are so-so. Some play decent but there are more fish than decent players.
Russians are a lottery ticket, you either get the aggressive, all-out types who don't care or those who play a patient and intelligent game.
Ukrainians stand out to me as some of the best overall - they play a very good game.

That kind of prejudice can lead you to lose many chips. It is better to observe the players and make deductions based on their movements instead of their flag.

 

[MrPokerVerse]

Don't really care where they are from. Doesn't matter to me where the opponents live besides interest. Lot of other questions to ask for information during the session that has more relevance.

 

[akmost]

You can't generalize with the flag but the first feeling I have in the micro stakes or at least in the games I participate. Greeks , Germans , Russians , Canadians , Belgians , Austrians and last but not least Dutch , are really terrible.

On the other hand I can find good players more often from brasil , Ukraine , Russia , the UK and Germany.

 

[sergik1992]

I like all players!

 

[lontrus]

That kind of prejudice can lead you to lose many chips. It is better to observe the players and make deductions based on their movements instead of their flag.

Well, thanks for the advice but I didn't ask.

I said up front, "in general terms".

It's not prejudice to observe a trend and report it, it's scientific.

And if you ignore science, you'll lose more chips than me.

That's my advice to you, that you didn't ask for, so I doubt its effectiveness.

At least I didn't label you with an insult while I was at it.

 

[Comboss599]

Poland. The same country as i am.

 

[KristaK]

hi hi
i like play with anyone at all, AS LONG as they nice, polite & not jerks
no country has a premium on rude, ignorant, or nice people

canadians are obviously the very best poker players on planet *grins*