etiquette when playing v. known 2+2'er

[knockonwood]

Sure thing [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[FUJItheFISH]

i hardly ever use the chat.

when i do its just one way where i type things like "ur an idiot" and still cant see what i typed.

i havent given a supbro in a long time.

if you know a player as a poster who studies the game then use that information just like you would any other noted player. they probably arent the worst player at the table unless they travel by bus and suck at heads up poker.

[rigmarole]

I would think that proper etiquette would mandate for you to take their money just as you would any other player =D

Rig

An equal opportunity gambler.

[Smurph64]

I have never said what's up bro, I used to know a few but I don't remember who they are anymore. I have run into a few who's call signs are the same as they are in here but can't be sure they are the same person or not.

motts PT sucks with 100k hands in it.

I have 6 players who qualify in my db for the last year to play SLAA (which is what I play at 6 max) and only 2 of them are profitable.

I have 3 players who qualify as TAA and 2 of them are profitable.

That doesn't mean that their aren't more 2=2er's I am up against but they haven't shown themselves against me playing properly for 100 hands on PS.

[bennyhana]

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I have never said what's up bro

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obviously. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

fwiw, i like playing with 2+2ers. usually you can take your game to the next level on the thinking stand point. it's actually fun to play with thinking players every once in a while.

[bellatrix]

Even though I hardly use chat, except to write "ty" or so, when I am playing only 1 table, reading the chat of the other players can be quite entertaining. I even sometimes put a little note "chatter" on a player, usually that is not a good note for that player [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[DBSpecial]

Always 6 or so TAGs every time I sit down, so I'm sure I'm playing with plenty of 2+2ers. I don't know any by name though and don't check.

[Fantam]

I have had some great fun chatting at tables. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

I have usually done this on very low limit tables such as .02/.04 or something like that, after I have had a few beers.

I even met a 2+2 er on one of those tables once !

I think that sometimes we tend to forget that poker can be a very sociable game ! [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[OziBattler]

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Always 6 or so TAGs every time I sit down, so I'm sure I'm playing with plenty of 2+2ers. I don't know any by name though and don't check.

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DB...it is probably more likely that you are just playing against a bunch of tighties who really arent that good at poker but just wont spew chips that much. My evenings is daytime in Europe and I see alot of players like this which really makes game and seat selection important because all their crazy cousins seem to have migrated to 6max instead. Theyve probably signed up to some pokerschool and/or got a preflop chat and have learn the following
1. Raise good hands
2. Raise a few more when it is folded to you in late position
3. call when drawing.
4. Slowplay monsters/sets til the turn
5. Dont bluff raise
6. Dont respond when someone says nh [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

in short, tight and a bit aggressive doest not mean 2+2er and your probably being too generous when you call them tags....14/7/1.5 is not a TAG in ozzies world.....

[DBSpecial]

You're right, I was being generous. As you explained there's a difference between a player with a decent PF game and a TAG.
Still not the players I want to sit with though.

edit: Although I'm sure there are a few 2+2ers in there. I see a lot of the same faces and there aren't many FR games running at my site/limit.