Poker player question.

2Tone · #1 10-12-07, 06:19 PM

I don't want this to be a pick on Bunny exercise, but adapting your play based on the table dynamics is crucial. This is the concept behind raising to isolate against an overly loose player, or changing gears in a very tight game. Is not only correct, it is essential.

Wes · #2 10-12-07, 06:28 PM

Teaching people whom you don't even know how to play is not only bad etiquette but incredibly retarded.

Kurn · #3 10-12-07, 07:42 PM

Not only that, but the essence of poker is taking "unfair" advantage of the less skilled.

bunny · #4 10-12-07, 08:11 PM

Good points, thank you.

I'm done being nice now, so beware!

I will be one ugly b, from now on.

bunny · #5 10-12-07, 09:34 PM

I give to you the *new me*?

Talking Poker · #6 10-13-07, 01:00 AM

I can't believe Stars let you change your avatar AGAIN. What is this - like number 12?

bunny · #7 10-13-07, 11:34 AM

I was referring to the chat portion of the attachment.

To reply to your question; 12 is as good a guess as any, I've lost count and I don't keep a record of how many times I've changed it.

Although, I do seem to recall being rejected a few times. Seems the female support agents don't like to bend the rules.

eejit101 · #8 10-15-07, 11:23 AM

id happily teach a new player the basics of poker as most people have said, but if he wants to spend $3.30 playing Razz to learn, or he registered in the wrong game, its his fault.

However, id like to add ive told someone its low cards wins... only in a game of HORSE after he was down to 10 chips after the razz section with broadway