subject: The Bad Reactions in Poker [print this page] Author: Compete Infotech Author: Compete Infotech
Rakeback poker differs from the live game. Some aspects link to the strategy, techniques or speed of the game. There are other things, which dont have much in common with the game itself, but still they are a small part of it. Anyone who played poker online knows that chats option can be used to distract the opponent. It is used not only constructive critics, but also for a large number of adjectives and titles under someones nickname. It might not only distract our game, but it might be offensive personally as well. It might affect our further game seriously, especially when we lose a bigger part of our stack. In every kind of game there are some gains and losses and usually nobody reacts that badly. Although there are some people, who come online and they let their frustrations go away thanks to the chat. These are mostly bad players, who would like to get more important for a second or two. Feeling badly they make themselves feel better. Being anonymous on line we let ourselves to lose the control over our emotions. The best weapon is to ignore such a comments or switch the chat off. Replying can only make the things worse for us. We might lose our self-control and let the emotions lead our game. Another way is to report such a player to the support as every poker room keeps poker interaction on the proper level, so such a behavior is generally prohibited. Anyway this is another signal that the rude person is in a strong tilt and we should wait for the right moment to take all of his chips. Self-control is the key and most probable we would never say a bad word to the opponent playing live poker. In a poker room we are behind the shadow of our avatar, so it is easier to express ourselves freely. The point is not to get into the tilt and chatting with frustrated players opens this path. Beside poker should be a good entertainment. We shouldnt categorize all poker players by one unpleasant situation. Most of the time people using such a practice are not poker players, but random people with poor results in poker. For More Details Please Contact at : http://www.rakebackpoker.com About the Author:
David Brett is a highly experienced IT professional and a well known rakebackmarketing consultant who has successfully ranked major websites into leading positions in Google, MSN, Yahoo, etc.
