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- #26
i wish yo have them as friend but there is no option to add them to your friend list in poker websites
alien666dj said:There are only opponents in poker. Always the best wins.
I have many many people that I like and respect at cardschat. many of them are hated at the poker table.jfofla said:I believe that I can make friends in poker, but at the time of the game I see them only as opponents.
if you care about me please don't take my chipsterryk said:It's just a game in the end,,,, people matter more.![]()
thank you sirEvan Jarvis said:I love making friends at the poker table. Some of the coolest people I've met in life were met thru poker.
You're right that when the game is on it's important to see them as opponents and not softplay them (can cost you big winnings if you do).
But much like sports where players are grateful that you give your best and force them to bring out the best in themselves, poker players are grateful when you do the same.
Great question jfofla!![]()
we are playing freerollsObbleeXY said:What is a friend?
It is simply a person with whom you share some sort of bond or affection, but generally not of a sexual nature and not family.
As a result, my friends typically tend to be poker players. But I will also go out and play golf with some of them...or boardgames with others...but generally I play poker with all of them.
I do not get the "don't play poker with friends" point of view. That is exactly the sort of folks I want to play with. We can talk poker, on and off-table. We can do hand reviews and share intel... But there is never any long lasting bad feelings between us over poker. We are ALL playing to WIN...and each has a different approach. But as long as you aren't playing like a douchebag, a friendship should never be harmed by competition.
The problems come out when you start trash talking...or time-wasting...or looking at mucked cards...or slow rolling...or a myriad of other dick-moves. So don't do it. Treat people with respect and you can take their money all day.
If you like making friends playing poker, I suggest you join the Cards Chat League. There you'll come across the same 30 or so folks each week. You'll become familiar with each of their (ever-changing) styles...and the chat is easy and friendly.
I cannot wait for next season's league to start up and get to know a new bunch of players.
So, I cannot help but wonder that, if you cannot maintain a friendship and compete at the same time, one of you is probably a douchebag (e.g. a sore loser or a terrible winner). fix that bit...and there are millions of potential friends out there...
Cheers,
JT
no doubt, although you are not supposed to play with money you cannot afford to lose,jfofla said:I've seen and heard of friendships broken up because of poker.
:rofl::rofl: we have so many, WTF are they thinkingtihomalko said:Sometimes I see idiots at the tables.. not only opponents
notedblack and said:I don't need friends to play poker, I need money. Therefore, I consider everyone present at the table primarily as opponents.
You misunderstand.jaymfc said:your list of dick moves has a few I disagree with
I often check replay to see mucked cards, I need that info for future play...
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oopsObbleeXY said:You misunderstand.
Looking at replay is fine.
What I mean is that it is reprehensible, when playing live, to reach into the muck and retrieve cards and then look/show them.
Once there, they are dead and there is a significant risk of grabbing different cards than were mucked (or someone else's cards).
THAT really pisses me off.
Cheers,
JT
jfofla said:I believe that I can make friends in poker, but at the time of the game I see them only as opponents.