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Title: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Sulphur man on September 28, 2012, 06:09:39 AM So you build up a stack (thin) and then everyone at the table needs change each hand. Are
you forced to make change? Can you refuse if you deem that its not absolutely necessary? :pop: Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: DMorgan on September 28, 2012, 07:21:22 AM People being uncooperative with giving change is a legit contender for most tilting thing in live poker.
Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Doobs on September 28, 2012, 07:38:23 AM People being uncooperative with giving change is a legit contender for most tilting thing in live poker. What about those people who insist on putting in 100 for the ante, even though they already have 75% of the 25s at the table already? To be fair so much about live poker is tilting. Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: nirvana on September 28, 2012, 07:46:28 AM The most tilting thing is so many squareheads calling raises with extra change to make life 'easier' for the dealer.
Someone raises to 525, they say nothing and slide a 1K and a 25 over the line. FFS, just chuck 1 chip in if yr calling or the exact amount. When the dealer starts to make change offer up yr 25 spot then Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: tikay on September 28, 2012, 07:52:10 AM People being uncooperative with giving change is a legit contender for most tilting thing in live poker. It's a power thing Dan. They refuse, or get awkward, because they can. I always assume when they do that it suggests they are hen-pecked at home, but at a poker table, they have that ounce of power. There's one at every table, but when I'm donning my Thom Yorke personna & am King for a Day, instead of lining them up against the wall & shooting the lot of them, I'd make them all share the same table. It has the bonus of segregating them from all those dreadful average recreational players who put us proper players on life tilt. Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Sulphur man on September 28, 2012, 08:26:31 AM So glad i posted this, these responses are priceless and the reason i love this forum.
I always make change without compliant although it does on occasion grate me. And yes live poker can be immensely tilting at times agreed. Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Simon Galloway on September 28, 2012, 10:28:48 AM Nothing more fun than giving someone a stack of 25s so they stop bugging you for change and then watch them spend 4 minutes counting out a call of 450 using 18x25 chips in the next hand before asking you for more change.
Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: smashedagain on September 28, 2012, 10:34:55 AM I hate it when dealers ask someone to buy up all the lower denomination chips just before colouring up and someone won't do it incase he needs to bet a 25 chip. Wankers
Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: youthnkzR on September 28, 2012, 10:37:58 AM Nothing more fun than giving someone a stack of 25s so they stop bugging you for change and then watch them spend 4 minutes counting out a call of 450 using 18x25 chips in the next hand before asking you for more change. haha so true Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: rfgqqabc on September 28, 2012, 10:51:12 AM Nothing more fun than giving someone a stack of 25s so they stop bugging you for change and then watch them spend 4 minutes counting out a call of 450 using 18x25 chips in the next hand before asking you for more change. Dam social players. Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: AndrewT on September 28, 2012, 10:55:25 AM (http://www.macpokeronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/marcel-luske.jpg)
Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: tikay on September 28, 2012, 11:09:32 AM Nothing more fun than giving someone a stack of 25s so they stop bugging you for change and then watch them spend 4 minutes counting out a call of 450 using 18x25 chips in the next hand before asking you for more change. Dam social players. Yup, them guys have destroyed the game. Such a nuisance. Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: George2Loose on September 28, 2012, 11:16:55 AM What's tilting is when the ante is say 50 and done throws u 100 for four 25 denomination chips. Put the 100 in and the dealer will give u 50 change u doughnut!
Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: david3103 on September 28, 2012, 11:24:52 AM Nothing more fun than giving someone a stack of 25s so they stop bugging you for change and then watch them spend 4 minutes counting out a call of 450 using 18x25 chips in the next hand before asking you for more change. Anyone making a bet with more than the minimum number of chips required should have their hand declared dead imo Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: bobAlike on September 28, 2012, 11:25:23 AM How about when you're in the sb and you put a 1k chip in front of you to cover the small blind which is 500 and a player next to you reaches over and changes your 1k chip for 2 x 500's, I know people are only trying to be helpful but this does wind me up a tad. I'd friggin ask if I wanted you to change it.
Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: david3103 on September 28, 2012, 11:26:01 AM I hate it when dealers ask someone to buy up all the lower denomination chips just before colouring up and someone won't do it incase he needs to bet a 25 chip. Wankers So tilting when you're the 'gatherer' and then lose an all-in confrontation just before the break and have to pass that huge stack of 25s across the table too eh Jase? Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: smashedagain on September 28, 2012, 11:32:32 AM I hate it when dealers ask someone to buy up all the lower denomination chips just before colouring up and someone won't do it incase he needs to bet a 25 chip. Wankers So tilting when you're the 'gatherer' and then lose an all-in confrontation just before the break and have to pass that huge stack of 25s across the table too eh Jase? Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: dakky on September 28, 2012, 11:59:23 AM The most tilting thing is so many squareheads calling raises with extra change to make life 'easier' for the dealer. Someone raises to 525, they say nothing and slide a 1K and a 25 over the line. FFS, just chuck 1 chip in if yr calling or the exact amount. When the dealer starts to make change offer up yr 25 spot then This is pretty helpful as long as they make it clear it is a call Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: dr411 on September 28, 2012, 12:39:52 PM i think all tournaments should only use one denomination of chip. The 25 chip, with no changing or chip racing or chipping up.
This might require larger tables/card rooms and some sort of block and tackle system to place bets. I believe this is the way forward. I bet one wheel barrow Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Gemini Kings on September 28, 2012, 01:05:37 PM How about when you're in the sb and you put a 1k chip in front of you to cover the small blind which is 500 and a player next to you reaches over and changes your 1k chip for 2 x 500's, I know people are only trying to be helpful but this does wind me up a tad. I'd friggin ask if I wanted you to change it. You said it he's just being helpful. Take your 500 change, say thank you and save your "winding up" for when the same player calls your raise from the big blind with J3 off and busts your pocket kings when he flops two pair! Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Jon MW on September 28, 2012, 01:13:04 PM How about when you're in the sb and you put a 1k chip in front of you to cover the small blind which is 500 and a player next to you reaches over and changes your 1k chip for 2 x 500's, I know people are only trying to be helpful but this does wind me up a tad. I'd friggin ask if I wanted you to change it. You said it he's just being helpful. Take your 500 change, say thank you and save your "winding up" for when the same player calls your raise from the big blind with J3 off and busts your pocket kings when he flops two pair! It annoys me as well - as does people putting in a 100 and taking out your 50 to make the correct amount for antes (for example). I think it comes down to - once bets have been put on the table I think it's the dealer who should be dealing with those chips and not any of the players. Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: david3103 on September 28, 2012, 01:20:42 PM How about when you're in the sb and you put a 1k chip in front of you to cover the small blind which is 500 and a player next to you reaches over and changes your 1k chip for 2 x 500's, I know people are only trying to be helpful but this does wind me up a tad. I'd friggin ask if I wanted you to change it. You said it he's just being helpful. Take your 500 change, say thank you and save your "winding up" for when the same player calls your raise from the big blind with J3 off and busts your pocket kings when he flops two pair! It annoys me as well - as does people putting in a 100 and taking out your 50 to make the correct amount for antes (for example). I think it comes down to - once bets have been put on the table I think it's the dealer who should be dealing with those chips and not any of the players. Agree, as an occasional dealer it is profoundly irritating when people do this. Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: nirvana on September 28, 2012, 02:09:07 PM How about when you're in the sb and you put a 1k chip in front of you to cover the small blind which is 500 and a player next to you reaches over and changes your 1k chip for 2 x 500's, I know people are only trying to be helpful but this does wind me up a tad. I'd friggin ask if I wanted you to change it. You said it he's just being helpful. Take your 500 change, say thank you and save your "winding up" for when the same player calls your raise from the big blind with J3 off and busts your pocket kings when he flops two pair! It annoys me as well - as does people putting in a 100 and taking out your 50 to make the correct amount for antes (for example). I think it comes down to - once bets have been put on the table I think it's the dealer who should be dealing with those chips and not any of the players. Agree, as an occasional dealer it is profoundly irritating when people do this. Out of interest. Is this because you do a scan of the chips out there before you even start touching them so you have a mental picture of what you need to do before you start doing it. Then some squarehead messes it up. I've always assumed so which is why I only make change on request, always willingly and usually with the chips ready. In a way I'm the perfect dealers companion Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: bobAlike on September 28, 2012, 02:16:19 PM How about when you're in the sb and you put a 1k chip in front of you to cover the small blind which is 500 and a player next to you reaches over and changes your 1k chip for 2 x 500's, I know people are only trying to be helpful but this does wind me up a tad. I'd friggin ask if I wanted you to change it. You said it he's just being helpful. Take your 500 change, say thank you and save your "winding up" for when the same player calls your raise from the big blind with J3 off and busts your pocket kings when he flops two pair! It annoys me as well - as does people putting in a 100 and taking out your 50 to make the correct amount for antes (for example). I think it comes down to - once bets have been put on the table I think it's the dealer who should be dealing with those chips and not any of the players. Agree, as an occasional dealer it is profoundly irritating when people do this. Out of interest. Is this because you do a scan of the chips out there before you even start touching them so you have a mental picture of what you need to do before you start doing it. Then some squarehead messes it up. I've always assumed so which is why I only make change on request, always willingly and usually with the chips ready. In a way I'm the perfect dealers companion I liken it to when somebody nicks a chip of your plate without asking, it's rude. If somebody asked if I'd like my 1k chip changed I'd appreciate the gesture and accept. Otherwise just f**k off. Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: smashedagain on September 28, 2012, 02:20:32 PM How about when you're in the sb and you put a 1k chip in front of you to cover the small blind which is 500 and a player next to you reaches over and changes your 1k chip for 2 x 500's, I know people are only trying to be helpful but this does wind me up a tad. I'd friggin ask if I wanted you to change it. You said it he's just being helpful. Take your 500 change, say thank you and save your "winding up" for when the same player calls your raise from the big blind with J3 off and busts your pocket kings when he flops two pair! It annoys me as well - as does people putting in a 100 and taking out your 50 to make the correct amount for antes (for example). I think it comes down to - once bets have been put on the table I think it's the dealer who should be dealing with those chips and not any of the players. Agree, as an occasional dealer it is profoundly irritating when people do this. Out of interest. Is this because you do a scan of the chips out there before you even start touching them so you have a mental picture of what you need to do before you start doing it. Then some squarehead messes it up. I've always assumed so which is why I only make change on request, always willingly and usually with the chips ready. In a way I'm the perfect dealers companion I liken it to when somebody nicks a chip of your plate without asking, it's rude. If somebody asked if I'd like my 1k chip changed I'd appreciate the gesture and accept. Otherwise just f**k off. Ha ha as I type that hey greased lightning is playing at the Twenty20. C'mon Pakistan Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: bobAlike on September 28, 2012, 02:24:47 PM How about when you're in the sb and you put a 1k chip in front of you to cover the small blind which is 500 and a player next to you reaches over and changes your 1k chip for 2 x 500's, I know people are only trying to be helpful but this does wind me up a tad. I'd friggin ask if I wanted you to change it. You said it he's just being helpful. Take your 500 change, say thank you and save your "winding up" for when the same player calls your raise from the big blind with J3 off and busts your pocket kings when he flops two pair! It annoys me as well - as does people putting in a 100 and taking out your 50 to make the correct amount for antes (for example). I think it comes down to - once bets have been put on the table I think it's the dealer who should be dealing with those chips and not any of the players. Agree, as an occasional dealer it is profoundly irritating when people do this. Out of interest. Is this because you do a scan of the chips out there before you even start touching them so you have a mental picture of what you need to do before you start doing it. Then some squarehead messes it up. I've always assumed so which is why I only make change on request, always willingly and usually with the chips ready. In a way I'm the perfect dealers companion I liken it to when somebody nicks a chip of your plate without asking, it's rude. If somebody asked if I'd like my 1k chip changed I'd appreciate the gesture and accept. Otherwise just f**k off. Ha ha as I type that hey greased lightning is playing at the Twenty20. C'mon Pakistan Racist :) Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: smashedagain on September 28, 2012, 02:29:29 PM How about when you're in the sb and you put a 1k chip in front of you to cover the small blind which is 500 and a player next to you reaches over and changes your 1k chip for 2 x 500's, I know people are only trying to be helpful but this does wind me up a tad. I'd friggin ask if I wanted you to change it. You said it he's just being helpful. Take your 500 change, say thank you and save your "winding up" for when the same player calls your raise from the big blind with J3 off and busts your pocket kings when he flops two pair! It annoys me as well - as does people putting in a 100 and taking out your 50 to make the correct amount for antes (for example). I think it comes down to - once bets have been put on the table I think it's the dealer who should be dealing with those chips and not any of the players. Agree, as an occasional dealer it is profoundly irritating when people do this. Out of interest. Is this because you do a scan of the chips out there before you even start touching them so you have a mental picture of what you need to do before you start doing it. Then some squarehead messes it up. I've always assumed so which is why I only make change on request, always willingly and usually with the chips ready. In a way I'm the perfect dealers companion I liken it to when somebody nicks a chip of your plate without asking, it's rude. If somebody asked if I'd like my 1k chip changed I'd appreciate the gesture and accept. Otherwise just f**k off. Ha ha as I type that hey greased lightning is playing at the Twenty20. C'mon Pakistan Racist :) Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: LB44 on September 28, 2012, 02:37:44 PM What's tilting is when the ante is say 50 and done throws u 100 for four 25 denomination chips. Put the 100 in and the dealer will give u 50 change u doughnut! That tilts me so much! Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: LonOhRay on September 28, 2012, 02:41:23 PM Bit of everything ^
When somebody takes your 50 and leaves his 100 in, spends 5 minutes telling the dealer that is both of our antes he has taken mine because he only put in 100 so it is fair we have paid the same as everyone else its just two antes in one chip which is 100 because he has taken change from the pot already to save the dealer a job which then takes another 25 minutes to explain and then he repeats the process again every orbit and I'm almost certain he does it when the dealer isn't looking and even if he has 25 chips in his stack anywayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy emphasis on how long it takes Anything that gives less hands per hour and isn't entertaining tilts me Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: david3103 on September 28, 2012, 02:46:13 PM Bit of everything ^ When somebody takes your 50 and leaves his 100 in, spends 5 minutes telling the dealer that is both of our antes he has taken mine because he only put in 100 so it is fair we have paid the same as everyone else its just two antes in one chip which is 100 because he has taken change from the pot already to save the dealer a job which then takes another 25 minutes to explain and then he repeats the process again every orbit and I'm almost certain he does it when the dealer isn't looking and even if he has 25 chips in his stack anywayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy emphasis on how long it takes Anything that gives less hands per hour and isn't entertaining tilts me Exaggeration ftw :) Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: kinboshi on September 28, 2012, 03:17:25 PM How about when you're in the sb and you put a 1k chip in front of you to cover the small blind which is 500 and a player next to you reaches over and changes your 1k chip for 2 x 500's, I know people are only trying to be helpful but this does wind me up a tad. I'd friggin ask if I wanted you to change it. You said it he's just being helpful. Take your 500 change, say thank you and save your "winding up" for when the same player calls your raise from the big blind with J3 off and busts your pocket kings when he flops two pair! It annoys me as well - as does people putting in a 100 and taking out your 50 to make the correct amount for antes (for example). I think it comes down to - once bets have been put on the table I think it's the dealer who should be dealing with those chips and not any of the players. Agree, as an occasional dealer it is profoundly irritating when people do this. Out of interest. Is this because you do a scan of the chips out there before you even start touching them so you have a mental picture of what you need to do before you start doing it. Then some squarehead messes it up. I've always assumed so which is why I only make change on request, always willingly and usually with the chips ready. In a way I'm the perfect dealers companion I liken it to when somebody nicks a chip of your plate without asking, it's rude. If somebody asked if I'd like my 1k chip changed I'd appreciate the gesture and accept. Otherwise just f**k off. Chips always taste much better when they're nicked from someone else's plate though - and they aren't bad for you then either. Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: smurf on September 28, 2012, 04:03:34 PM Never realised it would be so easy to tilt everyone, can't wait till I play again and try some of these tactics
Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: DMorgan on September 28, 2012, 04:41:06 PM People being uncooperative with giving change is a legit contender for most tilting thing in live poker. It's a power thing Dan. They refuse, or get awkward, because they can. I always assume when they do that it suggests they are hen-pecked at home, but at a poker table, they have that ounce of power. There's one at every table, but when I'm donning my Thom Yorke personna & am King for a Day, instead of lining them up against the wall & shooting the lot of them, I'd make them all share the same table. It has the bonus of segregating them from all those dreadful average recreational players who put us proper players on life tilt. This might be my favourite post ever, wp Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Sulphur man on September 28, 2012, 04:45:54 PM So good agreed. :tikay: my hero.
Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Junior Senior on September 28, 2012, 05:50:56 PM Lots of over reaction itt.
Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Sulphur man on September 28, 2012, 06:10:45 PM Good to get it out of the system on here though, at least we can give each other
a knowing smile next time we are sat opposite one another. Change yes no problem ;joestrummer; Does irk me when players insist on using all there change for every action. BB 1k two stacks of 25's counted out in the slowest most awful fashion. #lovethelivegame Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: kinboshi on September 28, 2012, 06:13:28 PM Lots of over reaction itt. No there isn't. Troll!! ;grr; ;ban; Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: scotty77 on September 28, 2012, 06:17:17 PM Biggest thing that tilts me is when the dealer is short/small and has to reach over to gather in all the antes every single hand.
It is amazing to me how completely oblivious how most players are to this and still put in their antes right at the very edge. Tilts me so much. Always end up saying something (usually its ignored and they continue being absolute dicks) or I end up putting the antes closer to the middle for the dealer on my side of the table.. Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: jgcblack on September 28, 2012, 10:04:47 PM Lots of over reaction itt. No there isn't. Troll!! ;grr; ;ban; I won't even pretend... For anyone that has ever spent time at a table with me - I am the changemonster... and I freely admit that I am a childlike creature who just likes to have lots of chips. I've even agreed in a cash game before to change a £25 chips for 24x £1 chips. I had a bad experience one in Brussels when playing a £1/2 game and I had E400 with most of it in E1 chips (they didn't have many/ any 25's and i didn't want 5's). After a while the cardroom manager came over and insisted that I change up... I agreed, but gave him a little 'look' and then proceeded to lose 3/4 of my stack in the next couple of orbits. After painstakingly rebuilding up to 450 again I now had ALL the 1's in the room, and point blank refused to change! I insisted he go and get more out of the back - which he did very quickly. I'm not pretending my love for chips is ever since then but since then its been cemented. Best experiences ever @ a poker table were at Coventry during the 2011 Goliath and at the Vic the previous summer on £1/1 or £1/2 tables when I've had over £1k and had most of it in 1's/5's. So sue me, I like building towers, I make no excuses for it. [X] have and will continue to change up other peoples chips to give change even if not asked [X] have and will put in a 100 to get 3x25's so 'top up' my 18 high stack of 25's. [X] get tilted to **** when i have all the change and have to do it for the table [X] am often the one who calls for more change to the table [X] would trade a £25 for 24x £1 every day of the week @ the table [X] realise I'm a tool [ ] likely to change as a result of this thread [ ] does any of this deliberately to annoy people Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: rfgqqabc on September 28, 2012, 10:07:58 PM Lots of over reaction itt. No there isn't. Troll!! ;grr; ;ban; I won't even pretend... For anyone that has ever spent time at a table with me - I am the changemonster... and I freely admit that I am a childlike creature who just likes to have lots of chips. I've even agreed in a cash game before to change a £25 chips for 24x £1 chips. I had a bad experience one in Brussels when playing a £1/2 game and I had E400 with most of it in E1 chips (they didn't have many/ any 25's and i didn't want 5's). After a while the cardroom manager came over and insisted that I change up... I agreed, but gave him a little 'look' and then proceeded to lose 3/4 of my stack in the next couple of orbits. After painstakingly rebuilding up to 450 again I now had ALL the 1's in the room, and point blank refused to change! I insisted he go and get more out of the back - which he did very quickly. I'm not pretending my love for chips is ever since then but since then its been cemented. Best experiences ever @ a poker table were at Coventry during the 2011 Goliath and at the Vic the previous summer on £1/1 or £1/2 tables when I've had over £1k and had most of it in 1's/5's. So sue me, I like building towers, I make no excuses for it. [X] have and will continue to change up other peoples chips to give change even if not asked [X] have and will put in a 100 to get 3x25's so 'top up' my 18 high stack of 25's. [X] get tilted to **** when i have all the change and have to do it for the table [X] am often the one who calls for more change to the table [X] would trade a £25 for 24x £1 every day of the week @ the table [X] realise I'm a tool [ ] likely to change as a result of this thread [ ] does any of this deliberately to annoy people Cashed out 1725 int 1/2 the other day. Had exactly 1 $25 chip. In b4 thin, was still a losing trip. :( Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: jgcblack on September 28, 2012, 10:18:38 PM Lots of over reaction itt. No there isn't. Troll!! ;grr; ;ban; I won't even pretend... For anyone that has ever spent time at a table with me - I am the changemonster... and I freely admit that I am a childlike creature who just likes to have lots of chips. I've even agreed in a cash game before to change a £25 chips for 24x £1 chips. I had a bad experience one in Brussels when playing a £1/2 game and I had E400 with most of it in E1 chips (they didn't have many/ any 25's and i didn't want 5's). After a while the cardroom manager came over and insisted that I change up... I agreed, but gave him a little 'look' and then proceeded to lose 3/4 of my stack in the next couple of orbits. After painstakingly rebuilding up to 450 again I now had ALL the 1's in the room, and point blank refused to change! I insisted he go and get more out of the back - which he did very quickly. I'm not pretending my love for chips is ever since then but since then its been cemented. Best experiences ever @ a poker table were at Coventry during the 2011 Goliath and at the Vic the previous summer on £1/1 or £1/2 tables when I've had over £1k and had most of it in 1's/5's. So sue me, I like building towers, I make no excuses for it. [X] have and will continue to change up other peoples chips to give change even if not asked [X] have and will put in a 100 to get 3x25's so 'top up' my 18 high stack of 25's. [X] get tilted to **** when i have all the change and have to do it for the table [X] am often the one who calls for more change to the table [X] would trade a £25 for 24x £1 every day of the week @ the table [X] realise I'm a tool [ ] likely to change as a result of this thread [ ] does any of this deliberately to annoy people Cashed out 1725 int 1/2 the other day. Had exactly 1 $25 chip. In b4 thin, was still a losing trip. :( eugh... how was vegas overall mate? Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Junior Senior on September 28, 2012, 10:19:08 PM Biggest thing that tilts me is when the dealer is short/small and has to reach over to gather in all the antes every single hand. It is amazing to me how completely oblivious how most players are to this and still put in their antes right at the very edge. Tilts me so much. Always end up saying something (usually its ignored and they continue being absolute dicks) or I end up putting the antes closer to the middle for the dealer on my side of the table.. Yeah but I have seen it deliberately done when dealer is female, fit and with a low cut top on. #justsayinglike Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: smashedagain on September 28, 2012, 10:34:11 PM Biggest thing that tilts me is when the dealer is short/small and has to reach over to gather in all the antes every single hand. It is amazing to me how completely oblivious how most players are to this and still put in their antes right at the very edge. Tilts me so much. Always end up saying something (usually its ignored and they continue being absolute dicks) or I end up putting the antes closer to the middle for the dealer on my side of the table.. Yeah but I have seen it deliberately done when dealer is female, fit and with a low cut top on. #justsayinglike Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Junior Senior on September 28, 2012, 10:35:47 PM Biggest thing that tilts me is when the dealer is short/small and has to reach over to gather in all the antes every single hand. It is amazing to me how completely oblivious how most players are to this and still put in their antes right at the very edge. Tilts me so much. Always end up saying something (usually its ignored and they continue being absolute dicks) or I end up putting the antes closer to the middle for the dealer on my side of the table.. Yeah but I have seen it deliberately done when dealer is female, fit and with a low cut top on. #justsayinglike Obv you do.... Pervert! I prefer to avert my gaze Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: jgcblack on September 28, 2012, 11:00:59 PM Biggest thing that tilts me is when the dealer is short/small and has to reach over to gather in all the antes every single hand. It is amazing to me how completely oblivious how most players are to this and still put in their antes right at the very edge. Tilts me so much. Always end up saying something (usually its ignored and they continue being absolute dicks) or I end up putting the antes closer to the middle for the dealer on my side of the table.. Yeah but I have seen it deliberately done when dealer is female, fit and with a low cut top on. #justsayinglike Obv you do.... Pervert! I prefer to avert my gaze call (my first time junior, hope you enjoy it) Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Sulphur man on September 28, 2012, 11:53:14 PM Enjoying this thread so much. [ x ] Also realise I'm a tool.
I will not miss the next blonde bash under any circumstance that's for sure. Ahrt Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Sweetman on October 07, 2012, 06:22:32 PM I hate it when dealers ask someone to buy up all the lower denomination chips just before colouring up and someone won't do it incase he needs to bet a 25 chip. Wankers So tilting when you're the 'gatherer' and then lose an all-in confrontation just before the break and have to pass that huge stack of 25s across the table too eh Jase? I loved that almost as much as I like making chip castles!! Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: smashedagain on October 07, 2012, 06:23:50 PM I hate it when dealers ask someone to buy up all the lower denomination chips just before colouring up and someone won't do it incase he needs to bet a 25 chip. Wankers So tilting when you're the 'gatherer' and then lose an all-in confrontation just before the break and have to pass that huge stack of 25s across the table too eh Jase? I loved that almost as much as I like making chip castles!! Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: Sulphur man on October 07, 2012, 11:47:53 PM Made alot of change in the £150 for the first five levels. Damn 30k stacks cant dish them out quick enough.
Title: Re: Making change in Tournament poker. Post by: SuuPRlim on October 09, 2012, 12:16:22 AM Yh in America for some reason they like to have loads of chips that is the denomination of the BB. play $5/$10 buying for $1500 you get 150 $10 chips, very odd, everyone says it makes the games loser, maybe it does.
Cant QUITTE get my head around it. |