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[QUOTE="besplatnee, post: 5951293, member: 453879"]
Ordinary Russian-speaking players - in general, these are people who are nice to see at the table, because these are people who do not play very well, these are people who like to play a lot of hands - loose, against. who is pleased to be in the bank.
Unfortunately, there is a small percentage of people from our Soviet past who associate poker with casinos and behave like casinos. Not everyone is polite, some raise their voices. But in Europe it was quickly stopped, and now in Sochi. A warning if the person insulted someone or yelled at the dealer. By the way, our players consider Brazilians to be the most frostbitten and want to play with them. Our brothers in poker when it comes to amateurs.
After the ban on online poker in most US states, the largest number on the Internet is represented by the CIS countries, somewhere around 35%. Of these, 90% are Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.
Russians and Ukrainians are now the main driving force behind online poker. And Belarusians in the [poker] world don't like it, because if Belarusians, then 99% are regulars. Unfortunately, the economy in Belarus is such that if a person comes to poker, he makes money, and does not have fun.
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