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[QUOTE="Divebitch, post: 816233, member: 39020"]
Ya know what, I never gave it much thought. I like to be liked, sure, but certainly don't [B][I]need [/I][/B]to be at a table. I have real live friends, family who love me - not total strangers. That said, it is my nature to kibbutz around, [I][B]ENJOY[/B][/I] people and extract the most fun out of any situation. Are you really in a freeroll to spend 4 hours to make $5? I could do something not [B][I]totally[/I][/B] objectionable, like bag groceries and make $40 in that time. 
 
But even in a medium stakes game, I think being liked can only help you - [B][I]unless[/I][/B] you change your own way of play. Must admit, I'm reluctant to take out someone I like, especially if they're the only one in that hand w/me. So yes, that affects the way I play. On the flip side, if someone likes you, they may also be reluctant to do the same - if not, no hard feelings - but I can live with myself better. Most people at any table are [B][I]not[/I][/B] overly friendly. But the ones that I [B][I]have[/I][/B] gotten friendly with will find out fast that I'm not joking when it comes to pushing my hand around, and realize that they are not they only one in that hand with me.
 
As stu_ungar said (if he wasn't kidding), it is a deep topic. Good thread.
 
P.S. Won't hesitate to do a 180 on the donks & all-inners. They can be your bread & butter, especially when they're pissed at you for mouthing off to them. :laugh: I think it even helps that they know/think you're a women in these situations (also a deep topic). ;)
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