I'm not sure what translation tool you are using (doubt it is Google Translate) but whatever it is, it is not good.oropezaliuinez said:
I noticed some of your responses in some other threads were similar to this one... it's as if you are responding to a completely different conversation.
I do believe there is a spanish section in the CC forum. Perhaps you could post there? (although I do not know this for sure)
It is desirable that the nickname for playing poker be harmonious, bright and easy to remember. The player himself should like the nickname no less than his real name. It is important that the nickname is positive and evokes positive emotions. The use of negative words in the form of "looser", "mudak" and others is usually misunderstood by opponents and causes bewilderment. In addition, this approach did not help any of the famous players who occupied the top lines of the ratings. Do not try to seem cooler than you are in reality by creating a pseudonym with a pathetic name. Some nicknames like "Napoleon" or "TheGreatAlexander" will make you look ridiculous in the eyes of opponents and make you an object of ridicule.
Why?dreamer13 said:
Why?dreamer13 said:
Why?dreamer13 said:
The only names I think are poor choices are ones that might depict you as being a regular player.dreamer13 said:
I'm also not sure why it would matter if opponents made us an object of ridicule.
I've asked 'Why' after parts of your post because I'm curious to know 'Why'?
During all the years that I have played online poker I have come across many strange names at all the tables, but one in particular I remember "Fisherplayer" the guy was called, he played very aggressively, very different from how he would regularly a fish player.
Recently I played and saw the nickname of the player Mad Max) and another one had the nickname Walter Hartwell White😎. Maybe you watched this series, you will understand what it is about. I also like the nickname Mithrandir or maestroPoker Orifice said: