A Call for Civility in Poker

[Mi_T_Sharp]

I sometimes tell people to stop tapping the glass and they never have any idea what I am talking about.

BTW, I agree with this thread completely. However, I do enjoy when a raving lunatic follows some guy around and berates him for like 2 hours after he busts...

[Ansky]

The next time I am playing 5/10 and a guy berates a fish w/ 5000 dollars on the table until he leaves (from directly to my right), I will kill the internet.

[Superfluous Man]

[censored] YOU JUROLLO AND [censored] YOUR CIVILITY IDEA IMMA CUT YOU AND CALL YOU RETARDED AND BERATE YOU AS MUCH AS I GOD DAMN [censored] WANT TO DONKBITCHFISHTWATCHUMPASS!!!!

j/k much love <3 <3

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[MikeGuz]

Totally agree, I think all this show boating ought to be outlawed, running around with the As in out streached hands, the wave, show boat Daniel asking someone to repeat his "all in" for a slow roll.

ALL FOR THE CAMERAS!!! BULL S#IT!!!

Makes me sick, as for on line who cares just shut them off.

[Clayton]

hee haww

[Bigdaddydvo]

Well said Justin.

If you want to really drive a rail-berater insane after you win a hand where you're like a 3:2 Dog and they won't shut up about it, use this:

"Hey [insert screenname here],

You're really bad at poker."

Works every time.

[nsj]

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turn off chat!

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[Ansky]

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turn off chat!

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Turning off chat is without a question -EV. Not sarcasm.

[registrar]

I very rarely chat. An occasional 'nh' and 'gf' and sometimes a 'I don't work in a hospital.' because of questions over my screen name.

Is, IYO, turning off chat -EV because of what you can do to others or because of what you can learn about them, or because it keeps you focussed?