📣 Noisy players

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Sometimes there may be players nearby who aren’t exactly well-behaved, who make a lot of noise and disturb others. The venue’s staff don’t always respond promptly in such situations. Are you prepared to speak to such noisy neighbours yourself, will you try to ignore them, or will you move to another table?
 
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my plan in this case is:

1. try to ignore
2. beat them @table( make a nice trap for them)
3. move to another table and say goodbye with his/her money in your stack
 
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when im solo in a casino i use my airpods and listen to something avoiding all people
 
Noisy players annoy me. Such people have sparked conflicts on a few occasions, so I immediately try to bring them to the attention of the establishment's management.
 
I’d probably ignore them at first, but if it becomes too disturbing, I’d ask them politely to keep the noise down. If that doesn’t help, I’d move to another table.
 
userX said:
Sometimes there may be players nearby who aren’t exactly well-behaved, who make a lot of noise and disturb others. The venue’s staff don’t always respond promptly in such situations. Are you prepared to speak to such noisy neighbours yourself, will you try to ignore them, or will you move to another table?
I will request a transfer to their table usually. Especially if they are drinking with the intention of taking their money. All the better if there are two of them in a pissing contest.
 
userX said:
Sometimes there may be players nearby who aren’t exactly well-behaved, who make a lot of noise and disturb others. The venue’s staff don’t always respond promptly in such situations. Are you prepared to speak to such noisy neighbours yourself, will you try to ignore them, or will you move to another table?
Noisy players can get annoying pretty fast, especially when you’re trying to focus on the table. I usually just tune them out.
 
userX said:
Sometimes there may be players nearby who aren’t exactly well-behaved, who make a lot of noise and disturb others. The venue’s staff don’t always respond promptly in such situations. Are you prepared to speak to such noisy neighbours yourself, will you try to ignore them, or will you move to another table?

If they're at my table and keep at it, I'd just move as far as possible. If they're already far enough, I'll try to ignore the distraction by focusing on what I'm doing.
 
userX said:
Sometimes there may be players nearby who aren’t exactly well-behaved, who make a lot of noise and disturb others. The venue’s staff don’t always respond promptly in such situations. Are you prepared to speak to such noisy neighbours yourself, will you try to ignore them, or will you move to another table?
I better thing to do it's it's to trap them if you are in the mood... or just leave if you feel that they can make you tilt.
 
It really depends how annoying those players are. If we talk kabrehl style then i would try to switch tables of put on my headphones so I dont hear them anymore.
 
If possible, I ignore such people around me. But if that’s not possible, I’m prepared to speak to them directly.
 
Balou1982 said:
my plan in this case is:

1. try to ignore
2. beat them @table( make a nice trap for them)
3. move to another table and say goodbye with his/her money in your stack
You certainly have an interesting approach to this issue 👍
 
ExMoroccan said:
when im solo in a casino i use my airpods and listen to something avoiding all people
That’s an option, too. Actually, that’s probably the simplest thing to do.
 
TeUnit said:
I just vote with my feet and leave if its annoying.
You don't always want to leave, especially when the game is going well. But perhaps if the situation is particularly "tough," it's easier to just walk away.
 
Igor G said:
Noisy players annoy me. Such people have sparked conflicts on a few occasions, so I immediately try to bring them to the attention of the establishment's management.
The main thing is not to get into a conflict yourself. Such matters should be handled by the administration, that is the most appropriate course of action.
 
hobojim1247 said:
I will request a transfer to their table usually. Especially if they are drinking with the intention of taking their money. All the better if there are two of them in a pissing contest.
Good move. If you can't shut them up, then you might as well take charge of their company and leave them penniless 🙂
 
infonazar said:
If possible, I ignore such people around me. But if that’s not possible, I’m prepared to speak to them directly.
If you speak to them directly, in most cases you won't be able to avoid conflict. In fact, that is not a very good option.
 
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