Do you enjoy playing against talkative players?

if u wanna talk go to a talk show not a poker table.

Nesehorn156 said:

Some players at live tables talk nonstop, joke around, and try to create a friendly atmosphere.

Other times it can be distracting, especially if someone is constantly talking during hands.

Do you enjoy having talkative players at the table, or do you prefer quieter games?

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Aye makes the dull bits go faster and u cn get reds from them also

Yes. I'm in my bubble and they distract other players.

are u at table to play poker or to talk?

I've played in several live tournaments and I have encountered people like that. I focus on my own game, staying concentrated and observing how other people play. What I do is not talk to them or anything.

I personally try to focus on the game to get better. Even when I'm not in the hand I try to Iearn from other people's game. I also find the game itself infinitely more interesting than any person in particular. Not to mention there are no friends at the poker players. Everybody else just wants your chips or your money.

As I only play online poker games, I usually prefer quieter tables.

People mostly talk only swearwords and how you are supposed to be a trash just because you won a hand against them (even if they played the hand in the worst way he they could've played...).

Besides people beeing rude, I usually like to play the early game doing other things at same time (washing dishes, listening songs, or watching a video, for example), so I have no need to talk to anyone, then I prefer when the table is quiet (but I will not lie: I like to use the GGPoker GIF feature, they are cool 🙃).

i like to laugh at and needle my opponents in the community freerolls . it really bothers a lot of the friendly regulars so i have to dial it back for the most part .

I don't really like to play with talkative players, especially those who start insulting or trying to distract others.
A friendly conversation is great, but when it turns into provocations, it becomes more of a distraction than something useful. I prefer a more focused environment.
In the end, I try to simply ignore and stay focused on my decisions.