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What you say about the people who abuses while playing?
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[QUOTE="billbaffles, post: 3054875, member: 191149"] You can also attempt to engage them in chat so that they are targeting you instead of playing an unbiased game. Basically, they will enter a pot with less than premium hands against you to try to take you out if you can upset them toward you personally all the while remaining unbiased to the game but also realizing when they enter the pot or re-raise you are most likely ahead. An example is in the WSOP when Curtis Rystadt went after Kyle Keiranan (sp?) intentionally and called with poor hands to enter the pot. In the end, Curtis called off all his chips to a nut flush and lost his entire stack to the guy. Kyle wasnt abusive but he made smart remarks in response to the constant attacks of his opponent and ended up stacking him. [/QUOTE]
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