chat at swears

IhateRiver · Dec 11, 2009

I just want to ask if anything can be done about people who swear,make prejudice remarks and who are just down right nasty and rude? I just get so sick of the constant banter during play at the tables. i dont want to shut off my chat boxes because i like to see hand results. if you report to the poker room do they do anything? In casinos you just call floor and they put a stop to the nonsense....

Grossberger · Dec 11, 2009

If its at pokerstars just report to the moderator they come in review the chat and post to keep chat friendly and clean, if it happens again they will put a ban on their chat for like 2 hours or longer depending on what they said.

bgomez89 · Dec 11, 2009

there was an article somewhere on here saying that cussing or openly venting is good right after you take a beat. Just don't take it personally and keep playing

Dwilius · Dec 11, 2009

You can turn off player chat and still watch your chatbox for results, announcements. Its under options...at the larger sites anyway.

WVHillbilly · Dec 11, 2009

Turning off the player chat will do wonders for your game. I never turn mine on outside of CC games. I call it peaceful poker and I tilt 85% less now.

Sephiroth · Dec 15, 2009

HELP

How do you report some1 to the moderators on pokerstars? Ive had some run-ins with people like this and would like to know how to report.

j0na1234 · Dec 15, 2009

I just want to ask if anything can be done about people who swear,make prejudice remarks and who are just down right nasty and rude?

Depending on what site you play on you can mail them. Look for email on site (usually support@ ... )

i dont want to shut off my chat boxes because i like to see hand results

On full tilt you can remove the chat (players,spectators or both), but keep the results.

Zorba · Dec 15, 2009

Sephiroth said:
How do you report some1 to the moderators on pokerstars? Ive had some run-ins with people like this and would like to know how to report.

To report chat to the Poker Stars Moderators all you need to do is click on the dealers chip tray and then click the call moderator button, then a second box will open where you can put a brief description of what the problem is.
See Below.

At Full Tilt you can use the chat filter to set what you want to see in the chat box, just go to options at the top right corner of the table then select the chat tab, the rest is self explanatory

AmandaD · Dec 15, 2009

I cut my chat off to stop this, but i miss out on friendly chat when I am playing in a league game with members of a forum. I wish people would not act in this manner, so I enjoy chatting when I am playing.
Mandy

sharkyo01 · Dec 15, 2009

I have been called all sorts ... I just ignore / muted them... I enjoy getting a nice chat going

lektrikguy · Dec 16, 2009

You'll hear that language all your life. Just get over it. Report it if you're that offended but you gotta grow some thicker skin in this world.

Johnny_be_good · Jan 15, 2010

Peaceful Poker Please

WVHillbilly said:
Turning off the player chat will do wonders for your game. I never turn mine on outside of CC games. I call it peaceful poker and I tilt 85% less now.

I agree totally with you. I send them a smile and PPP. Peaceful Poker Please. It is really depressing to see how some people behave when inter acting with others.

TheNoob · Jan 15, 2010

If it makes you upset, why not just turn chat off?

You can see hand results in the hand replay.

OzExorcist · Jan 15, 2010

Personally I'd just try to get over it - some players give away a lot of information about the way they're playing with the comments they type into a chat box. For example, if someone's swearing and calling people names you know they're probably not the most level-headed calm player and you can factor that into your decision making at later stages.

I'll mute individual players if necessary but I don't think I could ever turn chat off completely. Maybe it's because I learned to play live but I just can't imagine turning off a source of information. In my mind it'd be like playing live but never actually looking at the other players at the table or something.

Oskool · Jan 15, 2010

I would just let them go at it. If you don't respond it's just going to make them more mad and it gives you an idea of where they are mentally. Usually, if the person is losing it and saying stupid things, that's a pretty good indication that they're on tilt. Use it to your advantage

Roller · Jan 16, 2010

You can turn off player chat.

Ignoring others chat is kind a like dealing with a bad beat.

Take it all in stride.
Don't take it personal.
Keep your head clear and in the game.

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