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Just wondered what the most annoying thing in a poker game is bear in mind the first two are when it knocks you out of a tournament.

What annoys me is people who think that losing a pot with the best starting hand is a bad beat, Dont they ever listen to the news?

what annoys me most is people starting silly posts on poker forums

like that stupid one about some dog's twin

what annoys me most is bad manners/angle shooting/rudeness/lack of respect to opponents etc

Anything to do with outdraws,suckouts etc is all part of the game and doesn't linger with me for longer than it takes to start the car up!

And people who won't take responsibility for their actions

in the red corner....

and in the blue corner....


seconds out

Round 1.

i know its about time snoopy admitted too it

Don't make me dig out the thread again!  ;)

please drag it out its all there how jammer and you conspired to get a poll set up

We'll see you in court!  ;)

wohooooooooo let the courts decided great idea and seeing as i know your rich after your walsall win i'll make sure my lawyer goes for broke

for me it's not just rub downs but it's the whole 'american' behaviour at the table. calling for cards, banging the table, shouting when you hit, abusing the dealer when you miss, high fiving spectators.

bit of class please.

yes Adam.....get it quietly and all that

Ironside and Snoopy....just decide who stays in the house, how much maintenance Snoopy needs and for how long, and move forward.

Please

Rubdowns, hate 'em
Bad losers, ditto (give it quietly ;D )

Bad beat stories and people who like to remind you of how much money they have won in the past.

actually, as we get such a range of experience here can we put out a plea to people at the beginning of their live poker career. Don't believe what you see on TV. when you're after a particular card, shouting for it isn't welcomed by most players, nor is banging on the table when it arrives. If you win a big pot by outdrawing someone, generally people don't want to hear why you played them or what they did wrong to make the outdraw inevitable. high fiving and cheering people on from the side also not great.

you'll make a lot more friends in the game if you follow all that

anyone want to second all that.

Slow rolling- hate it. Rubdowns- some are amusing and dont mind them at all. Whooping and hollering- the worst trait in the world and I always say something and point out what an arse they are making of themself. speechplay/moodies- part of the game and should be allowed everywhere, this is a game of deception. Bad losers- get a life its a game and there are more important things in life. Bad beats- dont listen anymore, just nod and say "you did nothing wrong/ you played it perfectly/ you cant beat if the fish is willing to call" at what seems to be an appropriate time  ;)

i got mixed up in a little heated debate in walsall the other week when i reraised and EP raise with trips only for the guy next to me to reraise all in the EP player folds and i am obliged to call

when my oppo turns over his flush draw and another player at table shouts out pair the board all hell broke loose when the turn pair the board and i didnt even say a word

I tell you what else is annoying me at the minute. OVER enforcement of the string betting rule. There's a huge difference between,
1) saying "I call...(chips in, pause) and raise...(more chips)
2 saying raise and puting a stack of chips out and being call up on a string bet and being made to put just the bottom chip in.
3) doing 2 without clearly saying raise (It's bloody obvious)

most (though not all) of the time when string betting comes up in the card room it's the person calling the string bet who's angle shooting, rather than the person making the bet. if intentions are obvious and can be clarified at the time, string bet shouldn't be called so quick.

drives me mad to see 'experienced players' using string betting rulings to bully new players.

People touching my chips, I once slapped someone's hand like I'd caught them in the cookie jar because they thought I'd miscounted my raise (I hadn't) and were going to put some more of my chips in. They are MY chips, and I paid for them. I can deal easily with the daft calls, the smug slow-rollers and the people giving me a dressing down because what goes around comes around, but people trying to constrict the way I play by any means makes me angry.

In other words:

Homer no like...

Homer SMASH.

Dwellers are the worst for me. There's a time and a place for big decisions, and deciding whether or not to make up your SB is not the time!!

i almost expect to get done by a pair hitting trips so is a silent aaah and then move on . its part of the game.
Example I had AA cracked 2nd hand today by pocket kings in a sit and go  preflop . thats life. the other guy apologised..he he he remember that thread, and i just said good luck.
some day the dog bites you some days you bite the dog..woof
bad manners and arrogance wrongly placed and voiced loudly rub me up....but thats just a reflection on life as well...ye get all sorts

Slow rolling without a doubt.

People who constantly complain about getting AA cracked is another  :-*

Is there anything left? Judging by the above, someone at the table at the next tourney I play will object to something I do  ;D

Seriously though, I agree with the string betting comment. I have had this as I dropped chips from my hand in a sort of cascade motion (close to the felt - not splashing from a great height like that KGB fella in Rounders) when opening the betting. It made sod all difference to anyone's decision and was hardly different to me plonking 5 chips down at once (for that is what it was). I was looking at my chips, not the opponents, in the 1.3 seconds (approximately) it took for the chips to drop. It was a world away from two separate movements of chip stacks during which I look at the field to gauge their reactions. I can only guess the guys bringing me up on it are time and motion men by day.

I also personally don't like the apparent disgust shown and critical comments made by a player (and agreed to by his local friends at the table) when I reraise all-in against 4 limpers as happened to me at Sheffield. I'm low in chips (5k) and they all limp in with 500 each. I have to take the opportunity when I have AQ. If you don't like it, don't limp!!

That was the other one ... pot splashing! All so very dramatic (not) and a creator of total confusion.

Not sure if its my 'most' annoying but I always seem to hit 2 pair on one-suit flops.  AARGH!

Sheriff