I see zero reason to ever participate in chat. It's almost never entertaining. And it might get you on tilt. I always mute chat.
I suppose you could try to use it to get others on tilt. But unless that's your goal, why chat at all? Just mute it all.
I suppose you could try to use it to get others on tilt. But unless that's your goal, why chat at all? Just mute it all.
johnwat2 said:
I Totally Agree, don't let them distract you from the Game... I normally "Lol" them a few times and step out of paying in, some times the timing of their out bursts coincide with them having the nuts and they're increasing the likely hood of getting chips thrown at them in a bid to push them out lol
If it gets too much just switch to Stats Box lol until you know they've given up or are on down swing...
FanatsLV said:
I've got chat tab open only during CC games, chat is turned off as bubbles at the table, dealer chat and announcements are also turned off, during all tourneys I've got only infor tab open.
Well, regarding your report - I think it depends on the traditions in your country.
In my country we think really bad about those who report anything. Rat is the softest word used here for such persons.But on other countries it's normal to call police when you see that your neighbors have invited guests, and these guests are people that you don't know...
Personally, I simply never pay attention to the chat, and have no problems about it at all.
And you know... if someone is disturbing you using chat, you can simply click right button and select "Block Chat" option, instead of listening to any BS.
Crazy stuff
I have seen some pretty nasty messages in online poker. And at times I have been the target. Inlive poker such a thing is rare, but it happens there too. I like the block chat option.
I have seen some pretty nasty messages in online poker. And at times I have been the target. Inlive poker such a thing is rare, but it happens there too. I like the block chat option.
The player who begins to scold stupid opponents or accuse the poker room of fraud, can safely write on his forehead in large letters:"I'm tiling." Such players are unpleasant rivals, but they are your main goal in any game, even more tasty than multi-tablers. You always need to play against the players in Tilta, the main thing is to make sure that you do not do it with weak hands, because it can calm them down and help to recover. You can start chatting them up. Such opponents almost always think that they play much better than they really are. At the same time, they play much worse when they lose than when they win. Talkers bring a lot of income, so they need to be valued. To a large extent, winning poker is about beating people who behave stupidly. So chatterboxes are your number one target.
FanatsLV said:
I'm glad you reported him. I have done the same once in a while when someone is rude and using a lot of demeaning or foul language. Personally, I like to get chats going doing games, I think it gives you more insight into the people you are playing but it also makes the game more enjoyable. If someone is making an ass of themselves, I normally do say something to try and get them to settle down. It sometimes works and sometimes just makes them more hostile. But I do see some people who use this as a strategy...they get everyone itching to shut them up and wait for strong hands...but I see others who just want to have critical remarks to maybe tone down everyone else's game while they play loose themselves.
If it really does throw you off your game, then you can always turn off chat, some sites will let you just block specific players...that's a great feature. But, like I said before, don't feel bad for reporting someone who is being that rude and foul. I think that is a better move than just ignoring that person because if no one stands up for what is right and decent, then the abuser will keep right on doing it.
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Still, it takes up to remove the chat from the game, you simply tune in and you are even knocked out friendly when you become friends then knock out a player, this is not very ice, so it’s better not to talk during the game if you need to drop wats up or Skype and talk after, but nick games, because during the game you are not friends, you are rivals!
I do not use chat and as I play multitables where is simply no time to pay attention what others are going to write and why that is supposed to be relevant to the game.
However ocassionally I play play money and then engage into chatting.
However ocassionally I play play money and then engage into chatting.
I really don't care and ignore what the players write on the chat. Some times, seldom, I chat, you know, exchanging good words with the players. One time, long ago, I report one case of hard discrimination phrases. But, still, the right thing to do at a serious poker table is disable the chat.
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Against a random player in a random table I don't think that you should pay attention or take anything personal because tables are full of those losers. But in games like CC freerolls I try to pay attention to the chat in order to keep having that healthy competition , have fun and make some money.
I am the reason for the permanent bans/penalization of some non polite CC members by reporting them and I am happy because this is a way to contribute to forum's operation. I respect every person and I demand the same attitude from the other CCers.
I am the reason for the permanent bans/penalization of some non polite CC members by reporting them and I am happy because this is a way to contribute to forum's operation. I respect every person and I demand the same attitude from the other CCers.
