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Message: [QUOTE="zachvac, post: 663244, member: 26306"] I didn't realize it was bad ettiquette. At the home game I play at you have to announce 30 minutes in advance when you're going to leave. But the main reason there is at the start of the night there's a certain amount of money on the table. If people bust and buy back in there's more, but if someone wins a huge pot and has a significant amount of the chips on the table and then leaves, that could be a problem. Online you're just replaced by someone else. I see no reason leaving and returning whenever I feel like it. But on the other hand, if I just won a big pot, I want to play more. If they're gunning for me, it's that much more likely they make a bad call and I stack them. Even if my win was a bad play where I sucked out, anything that alters the emotions of those at the table (Chris_Tc's reaction basically) is going to make them play worse. Anyone targeting a certain player or trying to get the money from the big stack is going to play worse. Now if I thought luck was the only reason I won and that I'm not good enough to consistently profit at the table, I'd get out of there. But at least at the current low limits I play online, I'm perfectly satisfied with being called a donkey and having twice the buy-in. I just make sure I make note of who's calling me a donkey and when I hit a hand, don't slow play against them, because I know if they have a decent to good hand they'll be willing to risk it all. Or if I think he may have missed I can check to him and let him bluff at it, wanting to take me down. [/QUOTE]

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