Hi gang,
Lovely weather, eh? We must be on the eve of August or something.
Right, I'm at the helm again tonight, aided and abetted by Sky Poker uber-player/analyst Ryan Spittles (Scotty77).
I'll post the schedule later this afternoon when I have it.
Meantime- here's tonight's viewer comp with a free seat into Thursday night's Sky Sports Bounty Hunter for the answer we like best.
Describe the worst acting player you've ever played live poker against!
Ok, now let's get this one clear. No naming names please! Secondly, we're not necessarily looking for stories of playing rank beginners who are still learning the game, unless it's somehow particularly strange or funny.
We're talking about those people you occasionally come across that really tilt you because of what they're doing at the table.
e.g. holding play up, immersed in an ipod/ipad/iphone, calling the tournament director over on a ruling every few minutes, berating players for bad play, doing laps of honour whenever they win a hand, bad personal hygiene, disgusting eating habits, or some really off-the-wall bizarre story that's not even covered here.
Here's your chance to have a good old rant about those individuals who simply just don't get it. Go on, get it off your chest!
I'm sure you've all come across one person that really sticks out in your mind! (Remember, no names though please, let's keep it friendly).
Looking forward to your answers to this!
See you on Channel 861 at 7!
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I was once on the final table of a casino game, one guy i think he was on holiday though to be fair as he certainly wasnt a regular, had drank past his limit. He no longer cared about the game raising bling every hand, acting out of turn. At one point took 15 minutes before clock was called, house rules meant only one other person in the hand could call the clock, when the clock ran down he was folded and said he didnt know what to do. He requested the dealer to show his cards which turned out to be a set of 7s on a board that read 7A39Kr. Not only that but every pot he went into he splashed his chips meaning we had to wait for the dealer to tell us what the bet sizing was.
Keep 'em coming, everyone!
I had one player berate me when I had just moved tables, and that was before I had even sat down to play a hand. "Oh, by the way, you can't have your big chips at the back" he said. (I had just taken them out of the chip holder) "I replied, "well when i'm actually in a hand and ive finished stacking them up, you are quite welcome to check them again"
I wasn't on my own, he seemed to annoy everyone on the table, including the dealer, who gave him a warning because he kept announcing his play or pretending to muck his cards out of turn. He then just kept shaking his head and staring at the dealer for quite some time after.
Some people just don't know when to shut up
Hi Ryan & Rich (could be two TV characters from the Simpsons),
2 years ago on Day 5 of the WSOP ME a middle aged french lothario moved to my table, and proceeded to chat to "friends" on his phone, oblivious to what was going on around the table,holding up hands whilst he chatted. Asked by the dealer to stop using his phone, he immediately called for the dealers "supervisor".
Getting the same "stop using your phone" he asked for his boss,and his boss, and his boss; and this continued for 15 mins until the tournament director arrived to exclude him for 20 mins so he could calm down.
So it's people who act as though they are above the rest of us, and treat people like dead money, that gets my goat; it's a game with benefits we should all enjoy it.
Love Sue
However after what Ryan said about the guy kissing everybody at the table,this would tilt me for sure,i think i would end up giving him a Glasgow kiss and get thrown out of the venue lol.
THE most annoying players at a live table for me are the guys who possess (or think they do) X-Ray eyes/glasses and proceed to predict what every player involved in a hand has or had. I remember a guy doing this once but he got every prediction wrong. Eventually after 3 or 4 hours i asked him could i borrow his glasses for a second. He duly passed them i over and having looked through them at the back of my cards returned them to him telling him they didnt work and he shudda gone to specsavers. Thankfuly it worked and he desisted from this annoying practice.
did i fold a street late or was i massively ahead was curious to hear ryans opinions
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cant enter the comp coz ive only played live once and the drunk that annoyed me and the guy who jumped up shouting about people cheating scared me it would just be boring...
it was nice chatting with you the other night Ryan. i ended up 13th. ive not seen much of the show owing to grandkids and FOOTBALL but will watch the repeat asap. have a good one
onwards and upwards :-)) x
Speaking of late registration: I entered the newly renamed DTD 1 tournament last night inside of one minute of the end of the buy-in period... and I only went and won it! (BRAG)
It's not in anyway relevant to the poker school topic but you were talking about late registation and I saw my opportunity. Late registration is clearly a good thing.
Have a great show and what-not.