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Message: [QUOTE="DP_Machine, post: 662956, member: 24375"] [b]Re: Leaving table after a big pot[/b] There are many who feel that they should have at least one shot at getting at your big stack, or worse: try to get back the money that you took from them. I for one, don't leave right away. If I'm up huge then I have an opportunity to pick on the other players and feel that I can dominate the table, then I'm gonna lock in for a little bit longer. Was playing micro-limit on PokerRoom recently and got up to about double of my buy-in and the closest to me was just above the regular buy-in. I knew players were gunning for me, so I just played super-tight and then picked on players when I was in good position and vs. players who would fold without too much of a fuss. If I want to walk away, I'll wait a 1-2 passes of the button, in case I get a situation to play in that I can't walk away from. I don't really care if others walk away right away. They don't want to lose their winnings and that's cool by me - others might cause a stink though, but it's really no point complaining to the rest of the table about it. On the other hand, happened a long time ago, but will never forget it: Was on PokerRoom as well at this time, too bad I can't remember the player's name or keep it on file somewhere, b/c it was just plain wrong. Player wins a big pot to get well over double the buy-in. Then he/she leaves the table with the profits. 5 minutes later, comes back into same table and buys-back in for the minimum allowed! Can't stand rat-holers like that...even if it's a friendly live game at a stag or amongst friends playing a cash game. Just can't believe/stomach those situations though... [/QUOTE]

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