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09-23-2016 , 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by psandman
But when i am playing i am not a pro. I am there to have a good time. And my idea of a good time is just a chance to unwind and relax. So if I don't want to participate in his jackassery why is it more important for him to have a good time than for me to have a good time?

I'm not saying I am going to try to drive him off. I'm just saying I don't you should expect me to give up my good time so he can have a good time.

And if you are trying to be a pro ... driving me away from a game doesn;t seem like a good idea either......

There is probably some middle ground where you can respect my idea of having fun and his idea of having fun rather than to insult me for being quiet and not participating in his party.
Sure, I'd never say that in game to you. But on here, I usually assume we're talking about optimal poker strategy.

Anyone is welcome at my poker table, but especially people there just to have fun and enjoy themselves.
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09-24-2016 , 12:01 AM
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Originally Posted by psandman
But when i am playing i am not a pro. I am there to have a good time. And my idea of a good time is just a chance to unwind and relax. So if I don't want to participate in his jackassery why is it more important for him to have a good time than for me to have a good time?

I'm not saying I am going to try to drive him off. I'm just saying I don't you should expect me to give up my good time so he can have a good time.

And if you are trying to be a pro ... driving me away from a game doesn;t seem like a good idea either......

There is probably some middle ground where you can respect my idea of having fun and his idea of having fun rather than to insult me for being quiet and not participating in his party.
We're directing this to pros and grinders who beat the game. Not the 95% who don't.
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09-24-2016 , 02:16 PM
still waters run deep bro
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09-24-2016 , 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Lattimer
I try to move away from tables like that. My main reason for playing is fun. No socializing = no fun.
Try to socialize more in real life. You will enjoy silent tables soon
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09-24-2016 , 02:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Uh*Oh
We're directing this to pros and grinders who beat the game. Not the 95% who don't.
But my point is that you pros should not assume that us quiet reserved people aren't there to have fun. And if it's important to keep the fish happy ... don't forget about keeping me happy.... not just loud fish.
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09-24-2016 , 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by psandman
But my point is that you pros should not assume that us quiet reserved people aren't there to have fun. And if it's important to keep the fish happy ... don't forget about keeping me happy.... not just loud fish.
This is not about you, or quiet reserved people who just want to have fun. It's about sullen anti-social professionals, which clearly you are not.
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09-24-2016 , 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted by psandman
But my point is that you pros should not assume that us quiet reserved people aren't there to have fun. And if it's important to keep the fish happy ... don't forget about keeping me happy.... not just loud fish.
To be clear, I don't believe my description is of you. As I said, I'm quiet myself. I'm talking about people who consciously are using complete non-communication with other players as a strategy. You look them in the eye, ask a question, and they'll just stare at you.

I just think it's a bit extreme.
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09-27-2016 , 08:06 AM
I am an amateur who sometimes stays silent as a strategy to a. play better not that it helps and b. not make a fool of himself ibid.
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