Poker Pro "antics" that f'ing tilt you the most?

[StrongArm]

david williams on after dark this week was very annoying

[kylephilly]

tong g

[NickyC]

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Kathy Liebert gave me the stare down when I raised her BB. She did this to all the non pros. It was so stupid because I know she's got like 27o and it's such a total waste of time and insulting to boot.

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Kathy Liebert's punishment for this behavior is, well, being Kathy Liebert.

[automat]

jerry yang saying "thank you god" after winning a coin-flip.

that guy makes jamie gold look like a sane person.

[K21]

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jerry yang saying "thank you god" after winning a coin-flip.

that guy makes jamie gold look like a sane person.

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[haywoodjablomie]

Tony G is hilarious...How has anyone not mentioned the horrid Matusow or Laak in this thread?

[Hollywade]

* the macho "don't [censored] with me buddy; you don't know who you're dealing with, I'm gonna get all your chips"

Basically, I hate anything that pros do to make the point of how good they are besides just letting their play do the talking.

[dStrangefate]

Schoenberg's an annoying dick, but he's uniquely annoying--with his whiny, angry, too-smart-for-the-room schtick-- which I guess is why ESPN likes him.

As for who might make me tilt, I think Phil Laak fingering my chips, grabbing onto my arm, and in general invading my personal space with his goofball antics would make me lose my cool. Humberto yelling "CHHHARKK!" in my face could also have a similar effect.

In general though, anyone who throws a celebration after winning a coin flip or sucking out invites a pissy attitude in return. To me, screaming for cards, and then shouting at the top of your lungs while applauding yourself as you run to the rail to high five your friends, is bad enough. But it's when, after doing all that classless [censored], you come back and want to shake my hand...

Well, f*** you tool.

[davidlong14]

If their antics are able to tilt you, then YOU are not good enough to be sitting at the table with them. Tilt control, patience & discipline are all part of a winning player's make-up.