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Women in Poker: Is it a Taboo?
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[QUOTE="Four Dogs, post: 7284590, member: 2668"] Sorry, I don't see this at all, quite the opposite as far as I can tell. One of my criticisms if women poker players, in general, is that they are too predictable, too ABC. This means they probably lose less than most men making them better as a whole but perhaps holding them back from reaching the highest levels. Of course there are exceptions but even taking into account their small percentage of the player pool they seem to be noticeably unrepresented among the most elite players. As far as being emotional I actually find women to be amazingly even tempered at the table with the vast number of outbursts and general bad behavior coming from the men. I don't think I've ever seen a woman criticize a player after losing a big hand. I don't see them aggressively mucking their cards after bricking a draw or complain about being card dead. Just last year a player at a WSOP cicuit event overturned several full tables after busting out. NOT A WOMAN! I know this goes against the stereotype but let's face it, when it comes to poker, and games in general, men are by far more emotional. [/QUOTE]
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