low players are probably the most annoying to me. If you are going to fold, just fold already lol. I also hate when someone keeps talking about a hand that ended five minutes ago. The cards are in the muck, let it go and deal the next hand.
Everything has already been mentioned above... Most speak about these pre-flop aggressive players getting lucky... but one thing I find pretty annoying is hitting something really good on the Flop like 3 of a kind or 2 pair. Betting properly and being re-raised all in by someone trying to bluff u and get u to fold. You make the call abd things look great... the turn and river then brings the 2 exact outs they could use in order to beat ur otherwise winning hand.
For online specifically its players multi tabling or being occupied and their clock continuously counts down every hand.
I play 90% online so when I do play live players playing slow for no reason irritates me.
Like if you have a legit decision for you whole stack fine you can take all the time you want but the ones that take 30-40 seconds every hand just to fold junk pisses me off.
That and those who never heard of deodorant. Like c'mon man some of us have noses
For me, the most annoying thing is playing against opponents who play nearly 100% of their hands, or having one or two calling stations sitting directly on my right who limp into every single pot. It completely ruins post-flop readability and forces you to play extremely tight-passive or wait for premium holdings just to punish them. While it's profitable in the long run, navigating multi-way limped pots against erratic calling stations can be deeply frustrating in the short term
For me, slow play is probably the most annoying, especially online. Taking forever on every decision, especially when the action is obvious, can really kill the pace. Bad beats don't bother me nearly as much as someone constantly timing out or holding up the table.
In my opinion there are a lot of players @online poker with bad behaviour and im not talking about if the let run their time bank often, im talking about players who think they can do everything because they play online.
For example you win one hand against a chip leader because you hit trips on board and beat his nuts or something like that, there are enough little fishes out there who think they are pokerpro´s if they are chip leader in a funny freeroll satellite tourney and have the right to moan all time and call you a donkey, idiot .... - i never called a moderator because i think these players should be automatically should be banned for 24 hours or even longer if they do this usually.
What really gets on my nerves—at least when playing online poker—is that on some platforms, players can throw objects at each other.
It has absolutely nothing to do with poker!
When you get close to the money bubble there are usually some players that try to make it in the money and stall the action. It's just boring for the rest of the players. Not all the tournaments have shot clocks so you have to wait for those players that pretend to think about their action.
What’s probably the worst thing in live poker? Someone with bad hygiene. Playing with someone who’s been stinking for hours is a nightmare, especially when they’re sitting right next to you.
relentless chatter....racial abuse....people love to put theirignorance ondisplay...ive even seen people living in a black country openly wearing maga hats...
freedom of speech is one thing
but it takes a special kind of entitlement and irreverance for the country you live in and the people you interact among to endorse a man who considers certain countries shitholes and has obvious contempt for black people
There are quite a few annoying poker behaviors that can be really annoying, but I have to say that slow-rolling is still at my top of the list for both live and online poker... I've said my opinion on our community in the past about slow-rolling: something unnecessary that shows lack of respect for the other players time and dignity... there are a few exceptions where I can understand it - for fun in a home game with friends/people you know well and/or in a streamed event to make the game more 'interesting'/for people to watch a show... but even in situations like this - things can easily get out of control * we've seen plenty of examples online (just search on YT), if we didn't experience it in person...