What Nationality Do You Mostly Face at the Tables?

ovanilton · Apr 26, 2017

Nationality of players

The origin of the countries of the players influence you in the way of playing against?
Are there any nationalities that I should be more careful?

kcheat123 · Apr 26, 2017

yes asian

ovanilton · Apr 26, 2017

kcheat123 said:
yes asian

kkkk
why?

kcheat123 · Apr 26, 2017

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ovanilton said:
kkkk
why?

Cuz they freaking bluff too much u dont know which one is the real bluff

kozong · Apr 26, 2017

kcheat123 said:
yes asian

kcheat123 said:
Cuz they freaking bluff too much u dont know which one is the real bluff

lol no, we Asians never bluff :angel:
in all honesty
iirc

GRANDPAPA929 · Apr 26, 2017

Nationality does not matter. In the game all players are equal.

lilpotato · Apr 26, 2017

In general no I don't play differently based on nationality with the exception of three in low stakes tournaments, but I will just keep those to myself.

TheDude1 · Apr 26, 2017

This is not something I have ever thought about. Some cultures are different so it might be worthy of exploring though.

terryk · Apr 26, 2017

I find Canadians to be absolute Beasts on the poker tables

inaaf · Apr 26, 2017

Hm, I think the only true example of nationality having something to do with the players skills is for example- I'm from Bulgaria and in my class, in the last 4 years of school we played EVERY DAY sometimes all day, we didnt listen what teachers were saying- we played poker with little coins all day. And from my class 27/22-23 students played, so often we had 3 tables with full 8 players and more players waithing for empty sit. Then we stopped doing it in class, cus its illegal and many times the teachers took not only our cards but also all the money on the table, so we just started going in someones house after school and also played a lot. And thats sure not only my class and my scholl in Bulgaria from a very long time it is known that in many schools children and teens are having many problems with/cus of gambling(not only poker) cus its illegal in school. So i guess the ++ is that I learnt playing at 15-16 years and now im 20 with A LOT OF practive behind me.(about 5 years playing every day/every 2-3 days)

andyt5303 · Apr 26, 2017

terryk said:
I find Canadians to be absolute Beasts on the poker tables

... says the Canadian

I think it would be foolish to assume a players playing style based solely off their nationality. I think the problem playing online is the lack of information you get - especially off new players. That might be why people actually take their nationality into consideration because they feel some information (right or wrong) is better than none.

terryk · Apr 26, 2017

the Germans,ooooooooooooooo,the Germans:joyman:

karkachi · Apr 26, 2017

I would not say that nationality is important, for me the most relevant is if my opponent is cold, does not show their emotions this to me is very annoying I worry a lot about it.

TheNutz4You · Apr 26, 2017

Brazil/Russian players I call a lot wider than any other. they all seem to play super aggressive/bluffy type poker.

reggie_g · Apr 27, 2017

asians best gamblers in the world

wlad20082009 · Apr 27, 2017

I'm afraid but still play . :listen:

Zorba · Apr 27, 2017

TheNutz4You said:
Brazil/Russian players I call a lot wider than any other. they all seem to play super aggressive/bluffy type poker.

This ^^^^

I was about to type the exact answer.

:top:

vitalicharniak · Apr 27, 2017

I try not to pay attention, but the Slavs are aggressive.

mex4el · Apr 27, 2017

ovanilton said:
The origin of the countries of the players influence you in the way of playing against?
Are there any nationalities that I should be more careful?

Nationality does not matter, just there are comfortable players and uncomfortable with whom you do not want to play:smile:

alextepi · Apr 27, 2017

GRANDPAPA929 said:
Nationality does not matter. In the game all players are equal.

I totally agree with you. Nationality doesn't matter.

Good luck at the tables!!!

evaldas · Apr 27, 2017

You can,t even be sure what nationality it is. Example: I'm Lithuanian but living in UK and on poker site says that I'm from UK. So you can't really be sure with who you playing

0546474 · Apr 27, 2017

First of all, we must pay attention not to nationality but to the style of the game!

Andrei Korolev · Apr 27, 2017

It does not matter what country a player and someone to be feared.You just have to play.

ulgromkii · Apr 27, 2017

Most Brazilians are bluffing. And of course beware of the Russians[emoji23]

SlimHeperpokerstars · Apr 27, 2017

ovanilton said:
The origin of the countries of the players influence you in the way of playing against?
Are there any nationalities that I should be more careful?

A year ago I thought that the Romanian Ukrainians and Brazilians are the most aggressive and inadequate players in poker. Now I understand that this only seems to be) The case is probably not in the nation but in the number of players who represent their country. It turns out that the Brazilians are the most on the PS for example, on the basis of this you meet more aggressive Brazilians in the game than players from other countries) That's why it seems that some players are more aggressive and inadequate than others) It's not the nations that need to be afraid Training your opponents)))

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