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[QUOTE="acemenow, post: 6007947, member: 215788"]
This is a great response :rofl: [COLOR=red]♥[/COLOR]

in answer to the OP

I don't think this is something that can be properly quantified.  A true "slow roll" is easily identified in Live play.  But online? I think its pointless to have a rule against it.

I usually play 4-6 tables, but I know others play 9+. My only point is not everyone is playing just one or two tables.  And what you perceive as a slow roll can just as easily be someone having an issue with their computer, or being distracted by something in their home or it could be a multi-tabling player not acting fast enough for you on that particular table or hand.  It just seems too arbitrary to have a fixed rule on that for online play.   At least imo

note: TO be clear I am referring to Slow Roll here not Slow Play

This happened to be about a year ago

ex:  Got Nuts on the turn villain shoves to me on the river.  I have 5+ table up and and I am focused on a tricky hand at another table.  Finally decide and then methodically I go through the tables I have up, addressing the ones that have the least amount of time left in their prospective "time banks". By the time I get to the table I have the nuts on there is like 5 seconds left and I snap call, though to my opponent I have slow rolled.

I remembered because he called me out on it in chat.  I told him not to flatter himself and explained what I was going on, on my end and he responded with oh ok!
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