The Funny Things Bad Players Say

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  • #76
He is the spokesman and I honestly think the majority is for tv because I know i'm more inclined to watch a game with him in it simply to see what he says and to who. It's good for t.v.
 
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  • #77
If you are at a poker table put really good ear plugs in and just point to your ears if someone is loud. Talking /listening hurts your game.
 
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  • #78
rugby0 said:
If you are at a poker table put really good ear plugs in and just point to your ears if someone is loud. Talking /listening hurts your game.

Reminds me of this one guy I was playing with at 200NL. He sat there with sunglasses and headphones, not talking to anyone....

...with $20 in chips in front of him.
 
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I had a great one tonight. I wish Bovada saved chat histories. Basically, I stacked a guy once in a blind vs blind situation where he made a big call for stacks and turned out to be wrong (I actually had it when the money went in but had been betting big before hitting it and he decided to call down with third pair). He was really upset, and ranted about it in chat, I commented that I would be shoving my entire range there even no pair. LOL, it's a lie, but I wanted to rile him up and get him believing that I was super loose-aggressive.

A few hands later, I flopped top-two pair against his top-pair, medium kicker. I bet to 3xbb (about half-pot), he min-raised (to 6xbb) and I shoved for 100xbb+, he snap-called. So, I stacked him again. Yes, I realize it's insanity to shove like that (since normally I lose a customer) but he was so evidently tilted from chat that I thought he would call with almost anything there.

There was a ton of random chat but the best line was:
Player 5: 6, you need to die
Player 5: you should take that money you won buy a rope and hang yourself

That's a new one for me. I was laughing so hard my GF came over to see what happened. She laughed, too, before commenting that it was sad that someone gets that upset over a game.

I then had a whole +EV conversation about how I never really play poker and I am only on there to place some bets on college football. I also talked about how poker seemed to be really easy, just bluff really big and you win most pots. I stacked #5 for 60xbb (he stopped rebuying full) for a third time a while later and he quit. After that, the table got really tight and nitty, so I called it a night. Told my GF that I'll be back, I need to run to the hardware store for some rope. ;)
 
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  • #80
vinnie said:
I had a great one tonight. I wish Bovada saved chat histories. Basically, I stacked a guy once in a blind vs blind situation where he made a big call for stacks and turned out to be wrong (I actually had it when the money went in but had been betting big before hitting it and he decided to call down with third pair). He was really upset, and ranted about it in chat, I commented that I would be shoving my entire range there even no pair. LOL, it's a lie, but I wanted to rile him up and get him believing that I was super loose-aggressive.

A few hands later, I flopped top-two pair against his top-pair, medium kicker. I bet to 3xbb (about half-pot), he min-raised (to 6xbb) and I shoved for 100xbb+, he snap-called. So, I stacked him again. Yes, I realize it's insanity to shove like that (since normally I lose a customer) but he was so evidently tilted from chat that I thought he would call with almost anything there.

There was a ton of random chat but the best line was:
Player 5: 6, you need to die
Player 5: you should take that money you won buy a rope and hang yourself

That's a new one for me. I was laughing so hard my GF came over to see what happened. She laughed, too, before commenting that it was sad that someone gets that upset over a game.

I then had a whole +EV conversation about how I never really play poker and I am only on there to place some bets on college football. I also talked about how poker seemed to be really easy, just bluff really big and you win most pots. I stacked #5 for 60xbb (he stopped rebuying full) for a third time a while later and he quit. After that, the table got really tight and nitty, so I called it a night. Told my GF that I'll be back, I need to run to the hardware store for some rope. ;)

What kind of sick person says things like this? That is funny, but also disturbing.

I don't think that guy has what it takes to play solid poker - ever.

But really? Go buy some rope and hang yourself? Anonymity brings out the best in people right?
 
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Beanfacekilla said:
What kind of sick person says things like this? That is funny, but also disturbing.

I don't think that guy has what it takes to play solid poker - ever.

But really? Go buy some rope and hang yourself? Anonymity brings out the best in people right?

I know. My GF said basically the same thing. There are some people who should not be gambling. I would say it's anonymity that brings out the worst in people, but I've seen people behave just as badly in live games. A few years ago, I watched a guy get escorted off the property of a local card room after he told another player that he was going to, "Wait outside all night until you leave and the shoot you in the ****ing head!"

The cops patted him down, to ensure that he wasn't currently armed, and followed his car off the property. They then sat and made sure he didn't come back. I don't know if he was permanently trespassed from the card room. I suspect he was.
 
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vinnie said:
I know. My GF said basically the same thing. There are some people who should not be gambling. I would say it's anonymity that brings out the worst in people,...

Some of my white friends were shocked when I proposed they do the following experiment...

Get an account on any site that lets you select your own pic/avatar.

Post a black person pic/avatar

Select a black sounding avatar/name like Jerome23, Tyrone, Blknight, B-baller, etc...

And enjoy the over-the-top rampant racism...


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The cops patted him down, to ensure that he wasn't currently armed, and followed his car off the property. They then sat and made sure he didn't come back. I don't know if he was permanently trespassed from the card room. I suspect he was.

I was in New Mexico in 97/98 when someone took a bad beat (apparently his 3rd or 4th one...), went out to their car, got a gun, came back, and drew down on the guy but he didn't shoot him...
 
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  • #83
I never heard any funny thing from bad players or might not noticed but most of all abuse. 'fu', 'dnk' are becoming pretty popular lately.
 
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  • #84
I like when they talk trash or say words like donkey, hope your dog dies, river rat, lucky bastard.
 
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Beanfacekilla said:
What kind of sick person says things like this? That is funny, but also disturbing.

I don't think that guy has what it takes to play solid poker - ever.

But really? Go buy some rope and hang yourself? Anonymity brings out the best in people right?

Viffer said "die in a grease fire" after the guy in the 2months2million series stacked him
 
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  • #86
Well, he wasn't lying. He would've had a flush draw.
 
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stevenright said:
Viffer said "die in a grease fire" after the guy in the 2months2million series stacked him


Viffer said that? Wow. Lol:D
 
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I have in omaha pot limit AA66 and my opponent kk88 after his raise I go all in and he calls. The board comes with 26J9T and my opponent starts to curse at me. Whoever had such a case?
 
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I have AKo, raise preflop, and get one caller. Flop comes A/rag/rag (two diamonds). I bet, guy goes all-in, I call. He shows AdJ, catches running diamonds for a flush and yells "I finally win when I should!"
 
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Mr Sandbag said:
I have AKo, raise preflop, and get one caller. Flop comes A/rag/rag (two diamonds). I bet, guy goes all-in, I call. He shows AdJ, catches running diamonds for a flush and yells "I finally win when I should!"


I presume this is live? Did you say anything?
 
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  • #91
depends on the strategy the players handle, that allows them to be funny, nice, friendly, loving, etc., at the gaming tables to bring different things to motivate the other players and try to bluff their opponents.
 
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Beanfacekilla said:
I presume this is live? Did you say anything?

Yup, live. After he said that he looked at me and said "I bet you wanted me to push preflop, too" and I responded "No, I wanted you to push right there."
 
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Mr Sandbag said:
Yup, live. After he said that he looked at me and said "I bet you wanted me to push preflop, too" and I responded "No, I wanted you to push right there."


Well obviously - for whatever reason - villain felt he deserved to win that pot. It could be that he has been running bad recently, and felt he was "due" to win. It could be that A-J is his favorite hand. Or, possibly he thought you were aggressive or whatever and thought he had you (this happens to me a lot, people make huge mistakes against me because I am super aggressive at times).

Nevertheless, he is a bad player if he thinks he should win against A-K with A-J. I find this quite humorous. I also find it is the standard in live play. People are sooooo effin bad, they shouldn't even be playing for real money.
 
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Beanfacekilla said:
Well obviously - for whatever reason - villain felt he deserved to win that pot. It could be that he has been running bad recently, and felt he was "due" to win. It could be that A-J is his favorite hand. Or, possibly he thought you were aggressive or whatever and thought he had you (this happens to me a lot, people make huge mistakes against me because I am super aggressive at times).

Nevertheless, he is a bad player if he thinks he should win against A-K with A-J. I find this quite humorous. I also find it is the standard in live play. People are sooooo effin bad, they shouldn't even be playing for real money.

I agree. The funny part is that I'm actually a pretty tight player - almost quite blatantly at times. I love live games for that reason; even the tightest of players get paid off on big hands. Live games are especially loose/profitable in the evening. I'll sit down at a table in the early afternoon and see mostly small pots being traded back and forth. By the time dinner rolls around and some of the regulars have been replaced, the number of all-ins increases ridiculously.

Oh, and another hilarious part in the hand is that when he went all-in, someone said "good luck" to him, and he responded with "I don't need to get lucky - I just need to not get unlucky!" Needless to say, by the time he left the table, he had very little money.
 
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I agree. The funny part is that I'm actually a pretty tight player - almost quite blatantly at times. I love live games for that reason; even the tightest of players get paid off on big hands. Live games are especially loose/profitable in the evening. I'll sit down at a table in the early afternoon and see mostly small pots being traded back and forth. By the time dinner rolls around and some of the regulars have been replaced, the number of all-ins increases ridiculously.

Oh, and another hilarious part in the hand is that when he went all-in, someone said "good luck" to him, and he responded with "I don't need to get lucky - I just need to not get unlucky!" Needless to say, by the time he left the table, he had very little money.


Yup, even if I fold for 45 minutes straight, I still get action from dipsticks. They will call with rediculous reverse-implied odds hands, and then stack off to you. That is why I love live play so much.
 
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The most common ignorant comment I hear is, "I had to play it, it's suited"...............................................
 
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i think it's best not to get in the habit of chatting or complaining about beats just log off or self exclude yourself for 12 hours as punishment for tilting
 
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tony4680 said:
Phil Hellmuth is not a bad player but I always think its funny when he thinks he's gonna trap and get it all in against the likes of Ivey, Dwan, Elezra, Esfandiari ...

I suspect that is just a line of banter he uses, to try to mislead the other players about what he is really doing :)
 
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I am playing online poker for 10 years now , and i turn all chat off thats the best
 
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I've been doing a little mini challange for myself where I've been grinding and playing the micros on 888. I'm talking mainly the 6 man $0.11 super turbos (theyre actually quite fun to grind in a odd sort of way) anyway I was just logging off and down to one table that was three handed so right on the ubble and I opened up making a few profitable shoves with actually decent hands because of bubble play and ICM they were all +ev but apparently got under my opponents skin :p

The other player starts calling me a donkey going on about how bad a player I am for just shoving. Me being so kind and generous gave him some advice by telling him he should shove more on the bubble with such small effective stacks but his responce was to tell me that I was a bingo donkey and I should play at the $0.02 games where if I wanted to play bingo. (because of course we all know that the real pros play $0.11 sit n gos where the play is so much more advanced :p )
anyway he ended up knocking me out, first where he raises 2x (leaving himself barly any chips left, correct was to shove) then calls my shove and beats my QQ but I recover from 200 chips back to 900 then he min raises my blind I shove with A7 he calls with J2 and wins. Then again calls me a donk as I leave:D

I found it quite amusing that he felt that at an 11c sitngo he was trying to critisize my +ev plays and thought that I needed to move down stakes
 
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