Should Slow Rolls Be Penalized?

Baldy86 · Apr 3, 2021

what do you think ? what would be a good penalty for them ?

HungryLyan · Apr 3, 2021

I will say that I slowroll in poker. If there was a rule saying you not allowed to slowroll, then I wouldn't do it. Penalty will be maybe banned from the current game that I'm playing.

MishkaZL · Apr 3, 2021

Baldy86 said:
what do you think ? what would be a good penalty for them ?

Everyone has the right to play as he wants, within the accepted rules. Everyone has the right to use their time as they see fit. If you're in a hurry, you shouldn't start playing poker.

pcurley17 · Apr 3, 2021

i dont think you could bring in a rule
as its too subjective in my opinion
some way think its a slow roll where others might think it is

CBETKA · Apr 3, 2021

Everyone is given the same time and everyone has the right to use this time at their own discretion. Why invent something new?

nameless · Apr 3, 2021

why .. is not the best thing to do but u can do what u want with ur time

0546474 · Apr 4, 2021

I am happy with the established rules in poker and would not change them !!!

Syltan · Apr 4, 2021

Baldy86 said:
what do you think ? what would be a good penalty for them ?

When it comes to online poker and slourol, I don’t think most of the cases are intended to be more likely due to the large number of tables the player is playing.
But offline poker punishment is one to execute))) Just kidding, I think a penalty for a circle will be enough)

Nairne · Apr 4, 2021

The penalty is being disrespected by your fellow players. At the end of the day it doesn't make the game any less "fair" or enjoyable (other than being a bit rude), so I don't see why it should be punished.

akmost · Apr 4, 2021

Not a single member knows what a slowroll is?

Slowroll is not the same as the slowplay action, slowroll is when you are facing an all-in and you have (most of the times) the nuts and you are stalling your call. You do it in purpose just to annoy your opponent.

Slow play is something like under-represent your hand and let the villain keep betting in order to trap him etc.

IMO is not necessary to have a penalty or a ban or something like that but I find it an act of a ''small'' person. Especially against unknown opponents etc.

sharipov8090 · Apr 4, 2021

Well, imagine the situation that you are playing 8 tables in a row and how do you think you will allocate time to move for each of them?Everything is very simple in fact-never rush to snatch a victory-it will come to you by itself!

deputat777 · Apr 4, 2021

Everyone plays as he wants.

killahills · Apr 4, 2021

Yes yes yes

Damn it takes forever sometimes just play

vnnby · Apr 4, 2021

If only a punishment for you, in which for every slowroll you lose your blind.
The rules are the same for everyone, there is a turbo and a hyper turbo just for you.

Baldy86 · Apr 4, 2021

MishkaZL said:
Everyone has the right to play as he wants, within the accepted rules. Everyone has the right to use their time as they see fit. If you're in a hurry, you shouldn't start playing poker.

do you know what a slowroll is ?

Baldy86 · Apr 4, 2021

you guys dont seem to know what a slowroll is LOL

Martin · Apr 4, 2021

Baldy86 said:
do you know what a slowroll is ?

Reading through this thread it appears many don't know the difference between a slowroll, slowplay or just plain playing slowly using the time bank.

I'm not sure what kind of penalty could be implemented for slowrolling, live fair enough there could be something when a dealer spots it, online I'm not sure how that would be policed, othe factors such as playing many tables or just being distracted could come into it, I've seen the time sometimes when my table doesn't pop up as it should I look at the table and have someone shoved on my BB when I have AA, get the call in with seconds to spare, that could look like a slowroll form the opponents point of view.

finaltable1 · Apr 4, 2021

Baldy86 said:
what do you think ? what would be a good penalty for them ?

How about giving penalty to people who have no idea about the difference between objective and subjective thinking? Do you know the difference?:deal:

BigP · Apr 4, 2021

I don't think so. It's part of the game.

adoadoado76 · Apr 4, 2021

everyone has the right to play within the allowed time, someone uses the time to think about which strategy to start the game, or say how to provoke

Alex Sentsov · Apr 4, 2021

Don't pay attention. Focus on poker.

theRaven68 · Apr 4, 2021

if the poker room gives time bank then it is allowed to spend given amount of time and everyone has the right to play within that frame

pjokay · Apr 4, 2021

I assume this is to tilt people but do not consider a respectful way to play. But sometimes this can be easily done by accident when multi-tabling but then obviously this is not actually slow-rolling.

pjokay · Apr 4, 2021

vnnby said:
If only a punishment for you, in which for every slowroll you lose your blind.
The rules are the same for everyone, there is a turbo and a hyper turbo just for you.

A slow roll is nothing to do with the blind speed. It is when you win a hand but delay flipping you cards over so run the clock normally when you have the nuts and are last to act. I assume the intention is to tilt the opponent.

Risto234 · Apr 4, 2021

adoadoado76 said:
everyone has the right to play within the allowed time, someone uses the time to think about which strategy to start the game, or say how to provoke

Then these people should learn how to think faster first :bebored:

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