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[QUOTE="JBGoode, post: 4460547, member: 316441"]
For me I actually invite players to complain about bad beats.  I'll even sympathize with them.  Why do you ask?

#1 If I look down at the table, and see a player complain about a beat, or say something on the lines of "wow that was brutal, or "I cant believe they were in there with that."  When in all reality they had a ton of outs, and even if it seemed to be a slight judgmental/mathematical error I will, at that point, put the player who said it in a rec/inexperienced status in my mind and exploit them.

#2 If the player complaining just took the beat, and is still in the game I almost always sympathize.  Allowing them to think that I wont take advantage of there tilt status.  This is regardless if they are actually right or wrong on the fact it was a "bad beat".  with that said, anyone that knows me will tell you.  They just got the cross hairs pointed at them, and I'm ready to take the rest of there stack.  hopeful with a "bad beat" mid range preflop hand so they will buy back, and i will get more off their emotional status.

and lastly #3.  If #2 does happen like I hope it will.  The table will at this point think I am a maniac fish, that will call, and bet just about anything.  After winning the pot against the complainer.  I now have the rest of the table at my finger tips just waiting to bust them with a premium hand.
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