The respect has been lost?

mavradal · Mar 16, 2019

Brayan9052 said:
Of course, Sometimes luck influences.

So you're saying Hellmuth is unskilled?

Pwohar43 · Mar 16, 2019

Please don’t tell me to leave if I don’t like it or something like that!
Now I want to say that I am totally sick and tired of the Alln idiots
They don’t want to learn how to play or take advantage of all the information on the site
It’s really a shame, a small part of this community is hurting the larger part, and the site doesn’t seem to mind
Let’s all get involved and improve the site and players.
The first step I would use is to compare each member vs how many times they go all
pat

jekan85 · Mar 17, 2019

I turned off the chat, it prevents to concentrate

adriantempo · Mar 17, 2019

I think it is possible to either block or turn it off. You don't have to listen to anybody.

And you can always report a player.

Barbarrossa · Mar 17, 2019

I once called an all in after the flop with both a flush and a straight draw.. Hit the flush, pumped my fist and kept on playing.. A few hands later I was on the losing side of an all in with KQ suited after flopping top pair. He had QQ. After I lost(still had about 100 chips) The gentleman whom I had beat by hitting the flush earlier jumped on me 'serves you right you moron' among some of the things he said.. I didn't respond to him. I did respond to getting beat with 'Nice Hand'

It made me feel better when two different people defended my play in the chat. Guess what I'm saying is just as in life there are good and bad people..

Watched the rest of the tournament until the big mouth was out of the game.. put a GG in chat as he left.. couldn't help myself.

antonis32123 · Mar 18, 2019

PS or some other rooms have chat bubbles , so you might see the comments , otherwise playing and looking at the chat at the same time somehow difficult .

I don't pay attention to disrespectful comments about me or anything else , I mean these guys have not been taught good manners , so they don't know how to behave in a polite way and moreover that behaving otherway doesn't affect the other players and profit you nothing , only trouble .

Having said this , if I spot sb really overdoing it and start insulting another cursing badly his sexuality or family or nationality , it doesn't matter to me these comments weren't against me , I report them and ask for their exemplary punishment (like some years ago with sb on Stars calling sb a Jewish ****** or that Nazi camps were just fine for them , similar disguisting chat , I reported him , got an email back from stars support that he got his chat priveleges revoked { I guess for some time only ...} , althought he should have been banned for life imo cause these comments are only being made by worms and scumbags ) .

adriantempo · Mar 26, 2019

Barbarrossa said:
I once called an all in after the flop with both a flush and a straight draw.. Hit the flush, pumped my fist and kept on playing.. A few hands later I was on the losing side of an all in with KQ suited after flopping top pair. He had QQ. After I lost(still had about 100 chips) The gentleman whom I had beat by hitting the flush earlier jumped on me 'serves you right you moron' among some of the things he said.. I didn't respond to him. I did respond to getting beat with 'Nice Hand'

It made me feel better when two different people defended my play in the chat. Guess what I'm saying is just as in life there are good and bad people..

Watched the rest of the tournament until the big mouth was out of the game.. put a GG in chat as he left.. couldn't help myself.

That is just going to make him notice and do it again to others, he will be mad. He won't stop if he gets attention or he is on tilt.

I think if you stop talking to a player, he eventually quits. Nobody talks with himself.

I also play Unibet, where there is no chat, no reactions, no emojis, nothing, just play.

8bod8 · Mar 26, 2019

onione6ix said:
If no one is using chat , eventually you will lose it. They will take it away. Start talking to people, be sociable. Look at your newest game mode on poker stars. Power up poker is a perfect example of what your chat options will look like in the future. Wake up people .

That's what happened at Unibet.
When they had chat, people were screaming to each other.
So: chat has been removed; problem solved.

Sad, because chat can be nice, funny, friendly, etc.

williamsc99 · Mar 26, 2019

Friend, if you have good self-esteem it will not affect when an idiot laughs at you. In fact you can learn from this, there is always a lesson to be learned, you may think your play was so absurd to the point and use it to improve your game.

Millie232 · Mar 26, 2019

I think there will be negative players both online and in live poker, but more so online because people are more anonymous. I intentionally play a very annoying style of poker when I play live, where I'll bluff a lot but play very tight and aggressive - everybody always wants to pay me off to see my cards and my all-in shoves get a lot of respect. Naturally this pisses off a lot of players who don't know what do to against me, and I've been on the receiving end of many insults. I don't talk at the table or break any etiquette or rules, I just play in a strange way and a lot of the time it results in at least one rage quit. There isn't much to be done about negative players though, they're going to keep doing what they're doing - the good news is that negative players are almost always losing players: they can insult me as much as they want as long as they keep handing over their chips 😛

Mikica1122 · Mar 26, 2019

Focus on the game and do not think about what others are writing in the chat

Alex Sentsov · Mar 26, 2019

I agree, the players behave disgracefully online. In afflic all is more cultural.

xpvictor1 · Mar 26, 2019

No respect

I had a poker player from the U.S. tell me a few years ago that when America wanted Canada's oil they would just come and take it. People can be just as disrespectful on a poker site as they generally are on social media sites.

Manifestor · Mar 26, 2019

I met at the table so many people that I had to answer them, but it’s better not to respond to them at all or to be indulgent

ironduke11 · Mar 26, 2019

Poker like life is a place where you meet all sorts
unfortunately the internet has given rise to the kind of people with no manners or respect...
I love trolling them back when they bust with stupidity....but unfortunately the way the game is set up they then to prosper a lot initially because online favors the people who push the action rather than those with sound strategy

psuedosuited · Mar 26, 2019

I think sometimes players try to get a rise out of you to put you on tilt. Ignore them and let them hit the rails.

Rob Hobson · Mar 26, 2019

I play online.

I just ignore what's on the chat board. Really do not care.

It never deviates me from my strategy. No way.

Poker Orifice · Mar 27, 2019

valanddon said:
If a person is rude and a bad sport the poker site should take action immediately to band that player. Like CC the panel has rules they have to follow.

Ban a player because they're rude in the chat box? Don't you think that's a tad extreme?
Surely you could just turn their chat off... or block their chat. Or maybe the site could turn the player's chat off for a week.... but banning them? Really?

domfudao · Mar 27, 2019

Ignore chat and to be happy.
This is a key.

rafffinamore · Mar 27, 2019

I think that the human being must be prepared to face any situation. I prefer to ignore offensive situations and just do not get upset about it, thinking about them makes me lose focus on the game.

nop9gok · Mar 27, 2019

Brayan9052 said:
Hi all:

I want to talk about something that is important and that most do not take it into account. We have to be aware that poker involves many variables but that we are people. That is what we all have in common. I find similarities in online poker as in live poker but I also find in common that respect has been lost, either when one loses a play, it has happened that online they laugh, they insult, and live the same thing has happened . I wanted to know if in some way you can control this?

just playing poker and i don't care

successlaw · Mar 27, 2019

Brayan9052 said:
Hi all:

I want to talk about something that is important and that most do not take it into account. We have to be aware that poker involves many variables but that we are people. That is what we all have in common. I find similarities in online poker as in live poker but I also find in common that respect has been lost, either when one loses a play, it has happened that online they laugh, they insult, and live the same thing has happened . I wanted to know if in some way you can control this?

I really don't care about other say.
Unibet has a great thing, no one can talk at tables. There is respect

lackerboy · Mar 27, 2019

The most important thing is what you think about yourself. So don't listen to anyone

Datdude1 · Mar 27, 2019

I've have noticed a drop in the level of respect while playing. Instead of the remarks nice cards or good hand it is sometimes, you donkey or other remarks that are more insulting. Not everyone is responsible for these actions and there are a lot of good respectable players out there. I choose to try to treat people how I want to be treated, on the poker tables and in life.

recerveau · Mar 27, 2019

This is not just at the poker tables, the world is getting disrespectful.

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