These avatars are generally used by good players:



These avatars are generally used by bad players:





These avatars are generally used by maniacs:





What Do You Think?

Some things Ive learned about players who use their avatars!



Very solid and methodical player. Simply makes the correct decisions at the correct times. Bet sizing is precise. No bet timing tells. Wins many small pots instead of needlessly gambling on flips. Understands post-flop strategy well and can use it to their advantage to get an edge over nooby players who just know how to push/fold (my specialty )



I DONT like playing against players who use this avatar. They are always putting you in uncomfortable situations every time you get into a hand with them. Hands with players who use this avatar rarely get to showdown. A lot of the time you just know they have you beat. They wont stack you but they will get decent value most of the time



Indicates an extremely weak player. Folds off the majority of their stack then busts early. Will call continuation bets then fold on the turn often. Very rare to see this avatar when deep in tournaments



Identical to above avatar



does a lot of 3-bet.... however if you send back another bet after the 3-bet they do know how to find the fold button. fewer continuation bets in position than you might expect.



known to bet tiny into a multiway pot. never works. majority of donk bets also come from players using this avatar

I just go by a player-to-player experience. I judge my actions based off mistakes a particular person makes, not a particular avatar.

Also I've seem some really bad players play with your "good avatars", and vice versa.

I'd just like to know what happened to my William Wallace avatar. Not in my inventory and I "paid" 2M gold coins for it.

got kicked off the site for being an anti-semite

When they took away my Kurt Busch avatar they refunded the GC that I paid for it.

I use a fat guy in a fedora because I am a fat guy in a fedora.

do u mean this guy?



players who use this avatar do not respect what the value of the blinds are. for example if the blinds are 20/40 and someone raises preflop to 110 or something, this guy just excitedly jams in his entire 10k stack



LOVES TO FLIP. Hes coming in strong with any pocket pair. does not care about seeing flop cards to try and get 3 of a kind. does not hesitate to get into a multiway all in preflop pot with a middle pocket pair



knows GTO. even if you dont know GTO yourself you can tell hes trying to play GTO. for some reason very easy to play against when you get into a hand with him and only him though. he just does what is expected. rarely has it. frustrating to have him at your tables because you see him finesse weaker players and you regret not getting into the hand preflop. overall this guy is definitely at the top of the bad avatars, i dont necessarily like seeing it but im not as intimidated as i am with some of the other ones. will call you down light. harder to take down blinds preflop because he plays a lot of hands



thrives on scary boards where straights/flushes are possible to have, ESPECIALLY during turn and river betting. plays conservatively preflop and on turn, but then knows how 2 dunk on u if u show any weakness during turn and river. is frequently the largest stack at the table (after getting folds on big pots from other players) and uses it to bully everyone preflop

Are you into astrology as well?

The Truth lies within

Does the aluminum foil inside your hat go shiny side up to reflect the rays back into space or shiny side down to prevent them escaping the microchip? Can you fold it over so it works in both directions or does that cancel out it's effectiveness?

Inquiring minds need to know.

Hi! Perhaps u do not play on Global Poker? Bcuz if u do, u know that what im sayin about each avatar is right

You sound delusional

everyone has an opinion thank u for sharing urs. bless you

stop posting

No!

Any takes on the unicorn and dog avatars? Curious to hear your insights.

Unicorn indicates a pretty solid player..... not necessarily a crusher but a solid player. Doesnt get intimiated by cbets, but this is partially bcuz they dont get into the hand with any 2, so they usually got sumthin. Also unicorn doesnt recklessly bet, knows when to check it thru. Overall i play cautiously against unicorns and try to get to showdown most of the time. Unicorn is one of the most standardized avatars, meaning almost all ppl who use it play exactly like i described. One thing to note is that unicorn players understand bet timing and take their time before making their decisions. They also understand that if someone shoves or overbets, they usually have it.... in other words unicorns do not call down light unless they have a read on you, but they're not particularly exploitative so you need to really be goin wild for them to adjust their strategy vs u. unicorns do not bluff very frequently.

For DOG... id put him in the same category as unicorn actually. makes solid hands often but doesn't go crazy with betting unless he has the nuts. very few reraises except AA KK etc. doesnt like to flip and likes to see flops and loves to get to showdown. if you have a decent hand at showdown, dog's will usually be better. you will probably wonder why he didn't bet more instead of just checking/calling, but that's because he's a conservative player who want to build his stack slowly and surely. youll generally get off easy playing against both dogs and unicorns... be very careful against big river bets for both. they will not fold a very good made hand, but they might not bet it either. keep pot size low against both players and be careful if they start trying to build the pot really big

in terms of table skill, i tend to put both DOG and UNICORN as neutral. The skill level of the table is then determined by the rest of the avatars that i see. you will often see both DOGS and UNICORNS as middling stacks, as they usually don't play aggressively enough to build big stacks early unless they run hot. HOWEVER, their style of play pays off BIG later on in the tournament especially, if they can get there. it's very common to see multiple dogs and especially unicorns in the top 10 of chip stacks late in the tourney, along with a couple of the crusher avatars and a few noobs sprinkled in who have run very hot to get there. however, the unicorns and dogs will rarely be the #1 chip leader. that will be reserved for a crusher most times.

one final note... sometimes DOG players are crushers, but not loose aggressive ones. they keep a low profile and carefully build their stacks without making a ruckus. be careful against those ones and adjust your strategy accordingly

i will be doing a special feature on the guy who has arrows pointing to him in the first post soon. very important to understand this guy as the majority of your bankroll will be built playing against him.

Actually, I have always wondered if I was wearing my tinfoil correctly.

This guy can be summarized with a smiley face, this one:

Passive player. Spends all tournament waiting for a big hand but it never comes. Ends up with 33 UTG+1 and is forced to shove with 3 BB. Gets 5 callers (it's a bounty tournament) (he has the starting bounty though, hasn't knocked anyone out). 4 of the callers have better pocket pairs. One makes a massive hand on the river. He's looking on at his 3s like . Busts out without being that close to the bubble, but it doesn't really phase him. He's trying his best and having his fun (like me ) and he goes back to a calm and fulfilling life after closing his laptop. Likely owns a quiet, loyal, and well-behaved cat or dog in real life

I'm the "banana" avatar... what does that make me? a slippery player?

I think the guy in the green hat is doing a BJ face. Really offensive.

He's a pimp.

Not all heroes wear capes, Elizabeth

Don't give up, don't ever give up!