Andrei Korolev
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- #51
I have no friends and not enemies,just opponents on the table...
Transcendence said:So who's gonna tell me the truth, at the poker table, are we friends or enemies?
Just like sit down at the table, friends, but when I knock it out I do not really feel like a friend, or Vice versa when loyal to rivals it affects the quality of the game and you lose, you have to be stricter in the game whether he is a friend or whether he is an enemy. And it turns out you were with him laughed, and he crushed you. Your opinion?
Transcendence said:No, I was just asking who we are at the poker table. If you're my enemy, I'll crush you, but if you're my friend you'll come with me to the finals
kolyasik77777 said:You can be friends with players outside the table, but there are no friends at the poker table. If you show sympathy, you will surely play softly in relation to this player, and you will begin to give a slack.
Kanetuck said:If playing with friends in a home game environment, I think it is important to make sure that the stakes are high enough to make the game interesting, but not so high as to ever put anyone in a bind.
As far as friends and enemies, for example, people on this site that we play against. I enjoy making new friends, especially during league play. Every now and then though, even on our site. I run into someone at the table that feels the need to tell someone else that they are a fish, or be extremely arrogant in some other way. I still don't consider those people enemies. However, I really enjoy knocking those people out. I always love how people playing on a freeroll assume that they are getting everyone's best game. I experiment with different play styles during freerolls. I also play super aggressive sometimes if I find out I don't have enough time to play till the end. Online, you can never really know what is going on. Someone might be playing in four tournaments at once, or watching TV. I really don't feel like talking at the table has much of an effect online. But if I were ever to play with someone like Kid Poker live, I would be totally screwed. On the one hand, I would've known to not communicate so he couldn't get as many reads. But on the other hand, it's kid poker, who wouldn't want to have a conversation at the table. Obviously, I don't think I have that kind of skill right now anyway. But I watched an old series with him last month where an amateur was staked 100k. So of course I had to imagine doing that.