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Message: [QUOTE="Dorugremon, post: 3367299, member: 94033"] It means they're fish. [I]No one[/I] "has" to call! Those who say that are 'stations. As for "I knew he had it", the obvious question becomes: "Then why didn't you fold?" It's either a confession that they are suffering from terminal callitis, or they're simply BS-ing you and they had no idea where they were in that hand. You should watch what you say. A couple years back, I took a break from a furcon when there wasn't anything on the schedule and visited the local casino for some Poker. I was still wearing my fursuit (I sometimes do strange things like that: puts them off their game). I was seated at the same time as another player, who was talking to the dealer. From that conversation I learned that: 1) He was a reg who was on a first name basis with the dealer. 2) He was bragging about his on-line results, and a recent trip to 'Vegas. 3) He was tilted, still complaining about getting aces beat at the table he just left. I opened UTG with pocket queens, and he 3! out of the BB. I repopped, and he goes all-in. I would normally just call his 3!, especially as the first hand against a total unknown to see what the flop brought However, he wasn't an unknown, because he was running his yap. I figured he might not have as good as queens, as he was tilting, against a straying conventioneer looking like an anthrofox (that usually means fish). Flop comes (Q, 7, 7) and he had pocket jacks. Another stack gone, and he pulls out the green chips and rebuys. During that same orbit, I get (AK) raise and get called behind. Made a 1/2 pot c-bet on a TPTK, 1/2 pot on 4th, and a thin value bet on the river, and the other reg shows (KQ) after he calls with his out-kicked kings. The BB calls the floor for a table change. He knew I knew exactly how much was in the pot at all times, and that he definitely didn't want to be sitting there with Dorugremon always being in position. As he's gathering up his chips he's muttering something. All I caught was "damn professional" and "furfag". Right then I called him out and asked what his problem with furries was. He got apologetic as I wasn't supposed to hear that. I also didn't appreciate that he announced to anyone else who might have heard that I was a "damn professional". He wasn't tilted so bad he couldn't recognize a bad situation: out of position against a better player. [/QUOTE]

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