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Message: [QUOTE="ObbleeXY, post: 5813959, member: 437841"] I guess it really depends on how you want to play. Getting people riled up and on tilt can actually go against you. They become less predictable, more volatile and more likely to shove with any two cards... If you are a "get-it-all-in-by-the-river" kind of player, no worries. But if you are into pot control, putting someone on tilt can ruin your game-plan. In live play, acting like a **** might get your nose bloodied. But online, there is always one jerk who spends all their time mouthing off. Probably best not to be that person. Winning is fun, but leaving the game area littered with people who no longer enjoy the game is not good for poker. And if it isn't good for poker, it isn't good for us. Cheers, ObbleeXY [/QUOTE]