Player says thanks after winning a big pot

Rvstam · Feb 4, 2018

Everybody is trying to ignore. And I'm including. If you're someone's word is removed from the balance, I advise you to turn off the in-game chat. If I feel that I was starting to get angry, I always turn off the chat.

AAdobAA · Feb 4, 2018

if you're never going to live poker turn off the chat, if you learn to live with it, it's part of the (dirty) game ...

Insomnia6590 · Feb 4, 2018

You have to ignore those things
Poker is a game of patience and good nerves

John_3_16 · Feb 4, 2018

vov4ik said:
Меня раздражают такие моменты, когда игрок выигрывает у меня чипы и говорит спасибо, вам просто не нужно обращать внимание на чат или блокировать чат-плеера, играть и сосредоточиться на игре, для меня это отличный момент, когда у меня есть много фишек, и у игрока очень мало фишек, и он выигрывает и говорит спасибо, что это нормально для меня, но еще один момент, когда у игрока много фишек, и он все еще выигрывает и говорит спасибо мне, что он разоряет меня, и это оскорбительно для меня!

I treat it the same as if someone who knows better posts in a language other than that required. Bad manners, yes. Ignore them or find their parents and tell them them "Good job! Mom & Dad!" Part of the appeal of online poker is not having someone whose life you want to end sit 5 feet across from you for hours.

miric007 · Feb 4, 2018

I say thanks when I win the pot with the bluff, and GG when I read somebody's bluff

rakspin_vr · Feb 5, 2018

I think it's okay to get the other side out of the area of comfort. Such words, in some cases, can irritate your rival, and he may go into "revenge mode" ... which is not good for him.

Alkovalenko · Feb 5, 2018

Don't pay attention to what you write I opponents, all the focus is spent on studying players and games at the table

natasha555 · Feb 5, 2018

Do not pay attention to such people.

zwbb · Feb 5, 2018

I think that it does not make sense at all to pay attention to this.

If it makes you nervous - turn off the chat.

And why should I be nervous and lose my peace because of such nonsense?

kraemer · Feb 5, 2018

sometimes I do this myself....
usually after someone invests a lot of chips
in a pot, re-raises me on the river and then
shows something like Ace high or even a weaker bluff...

Most of the times yo should ignore the chat box anyway...
But sometimes You can use it to your own advantage.
Some players can be influenced via the chat box...

SprMnd · Feb 5, 2018

Pay no atteniton to this hypocrytes, man. This is my advice. I never respond to insults or ridicules. Be smart!

georgi krastev · Feb 6, 2018

This happened to me yesterday beat me and thanked me! I felt used, it was good!

FreeDom1998 · Feb 6, 2018

I believe that smart people will simply ignore it

MadPanic · Feb 6, 2018

Tilted players make more mistakes. Use ALL the tools at your disposal to increase profits.

NHequalsFU · Feb 6, 2018

I usually have chat off so I dont see the needling. Its just a ploy by the person to get you upset and best left ignored.

akmost · Feb 6, 2018

Don't pay attention to such behaviors because they will only cause you tilt.

It is not offensive but it is very annoying and kinda childish. Just ignore those 'ironic players and try to remain concentrated to the game.

deeggr · Feb 6, 2018

Everybody is trying to ignore. And I'm including. If you're someone's word is removed from the balance, I advise you to turn off the in-game chat. If I feel that I was starting to get angry, I always turn off the chat.

Stacker · Feb 6, 2018

It's rude but ignore. Mostly they are trying to tilt you.

pokerpie · Feb 6, 2018

chat can be toxic sometimes

I try and refrain from getting involved with the chat, seems to be there mostly for toxic peoples benefit

like another user said, if anything I just try to read the positive stuff.

gjwalk · Feb 6, 2018

"HiHiThanks" doesn't sound that offensive to me, I've seen a LOT worse. I guess you could interpret it as saying thanks for gifting me all your chips. Depending on whether you probably should have folded or not, the thanks could be justified. I'll usually say "Thanks" if someone says "nh", so, I hope that doesn't get interpreted the wrong way.

Pokersavvy · Feb 6, 2018

Don't pay attention to it. Stick to your game.. Turn chat off, is really all you can do. Best of Luck!

John_3_16 · Feb 7, 2018

Anyone who allows someone else to affect them with typed words should consider that they are not emotionally strong enough to play poker.

Good players are stoic, observant, deaf to insults and rocks where emotions are concerned. Any competition where people are battling for each other's money is not an arena for flowers and hearts. It is a battle, not a sewing circle.

Tilting is a weakness to be avoided at all costs. If you feel hurt, angry, insulted or just annoyed then you are not thinking about your game. Be a sniper, silent and deadly, not a target, bleeding and dead.

If this bothers you then playing poker for money IS NOT your game!

GL and God bless.

lulu pk · Feb 7, 2018

It's a bad behavior from my point of vue.

Brahyam89 · Feb 7, 2018

I find it very offensive actually. If you dont have something nice to say you shouldnt say anything at all. That gesture really adds insult to injury, is very unprofessional and is obvious unsportsman-like conduct.

Enthusiast · Feb 7, 2018

It even helps with the game as professional and adequate players will not do this, and this allows you to identify unprofessional players.

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