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[QUOTE="Stu_Ungar, post: 1787882, member: 39779"]
I dont get it.

If you say nothing they play bad, but you think that needling them gives you some kind of advantage?

I think your typing skills would be better used on note taking.

There was a guy who felt that trying to sexually intimidate women and stare at mens crotches was the key to beating live play.

When someone tilts they play their hand in a way which they would not play it if they were thinking rationally.  There are two main forms of tilt, those who fold too easily and those who refuse to fold.  How do you

a) identify the type who will call from the type who will fold.
b) play your own hand differently given that they are now calling too much or folding too much.
c) how does this effect your preflop range?
d) how does it effect your postflop range on a dry board you hit?
e) a dry board you miss?
f) a wet board you hit?
g) a wet board you miss?

If you are attempting to tilt someone for your own advantage, you have to know how to manipulate your own range to benifit from it.  If your play basically stays the same then how can manipulating their range help?
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