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Oh wow.
I dont care what you think of my attitude at the table.
Thats how I deal with tilt, and get into the head of my opponent (it worked here)
Think what you want, you're just being a bigger troll if you try to ridicule me for it.
And as to the comment about not making money at $10 NL... You have to start somewhere, and for me , thats playing within my bankroll.
I let this go a long time ago and explained I didnt mean anything serious by it.
 Originally Posted by mcatdog
Wrong. I can honestly say that I've never embarrassed myself in the table chat the way you did here, and I bet the same goes for other posters too.
Well doesnt that just make you a wonderful person!
I guess the difference is, I dont care what a random internet player thinks of me on an online chat, and you do. Theres nothing in the rules that says I cant talk shit to people after the hands.
In fact alot of winning players do it commonly.
Originally Posted by Lukie
i don't think werddown has any idea what he's talking about
I gave my opinion.
I didnt say I was right.
I said "I think".
It's sad that you have to cut me down like that.
Oh.. and my post about not leading into me on the flop... I thought I made it pretty clear that I thought it would be a good move, had he not slowed down and just called my re-raise, and then checked the turn.. I think he needed to decide one way or the other to slowplay me or not. I dont think leading into me , flat calling my re-raise, and checking the turn was effective at all.
Originally Posted by Fnord
I would either 3-bet bomb this on the flop to rep a draw or donk the turn too. I really hate c/r bombing the turn with such a strong hand, risking a check through..
^Hey Lukie, if you scroll up to my earlier comments, and read what I said above, this is almost the exact same opinion I had of how he should have played it if he was going to lead into me. I guess I dont know what I'm talking about though.. Lol
Originally Posted by Fnord
You both SUCK at table chat too. It's really terrible for the game.
Why give negative feedback to people you feel play badly? Do you want them to learn to play better? Do you want to draw attention to the fact that you try to play well?
Why would you ever defend yourself against someone who calls you a terrible player? It's free fucking advertising. If someone else says it, it's an instant table image to exploit.
Telling someone straight up your hand is silly. It gives bad players less incentive to look you up
Wasnt Phil Helmuth voted the best player in the world by his peers?
Regardless of what you think of table chat, it can be very effective at getting in peoples heads. I cannot tell you the amount of times people have intentionally tried to get involved in hands with me becuase they thought I was tilting after my chat rambling, or thinking I was playing back at them because of some personal grudge, and I destacked them hardcore. Phil Helmuth has made this same point tons of times when defending why he acts the way he does at the table.
Actually I've seen videos of top players on high limit tables just talking garbage to people after every bad hand they showdown. It kind of lets them know that you dont think they are worth anything and you will play back at them with less than great hands. This is wonderful for getting people to pay you off when you really do hit it hard.
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