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Mike_25
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You always get a few players who take the game too serious. Here's how to handle them:
•Avoid arguing or confronting them. It won't lead anywhere good and just stresses you out. Stay chill and don't engage if they bait you.
•Don't change your game to beat them. Play your best like always. If they really bug you, play elsewhere but don't let them throw you off your game.
•Get casino staff involved if needed. If players are disruptive or threatening, don't deal with it yourself. Let management handle the situation so you can enjoy your game.
•Keep conversation casual. Talk to intense players about other shit, not just strategy. Remind them you're all there to have fun, not battle each other. Set a more relaxed tone.
•Remember why you're playing. Don't let serious players ruin your good time. You're there to enjoy some poker, so focus on the fun and ignore them if you have to. Their intensity is on them, not you, so stay chill.
Playing poker's meant to be a good time. As long as you keep that perspective, other people's behavior won't harsh your buzz too much. If it does, get help or go to another table. Why let someone else's hang-ups ruin your night, you know what I mean?
•Avoid arguing or confronting them. It won't lead anywhere good and just stresses you out. Stay chill and don't engage if they bait you.
•Don't change your game to beat them. Play your best like always. If they really bug you, play elsewhere but don't let them throw you off your game.
•Get casino staff involved if needed. If players are disruptive or threatening, don't deal with it yourself. Let management handle the situation so you can enjoy your game.
•Keep conversation casual. Talk to intense players about other shit, not just strategy. Remind them you're all there to have fun, not battle each other. Set a more relaxed tone.
•Remember why you're playing. Don't let serious players ruin your good time. You're there to enjoy some poker, so focus on the fun and ignore them if you have to. Their intensity is on them, not you, so stay chill.
Playing poker's meant to be a good time. As long as you keep that perspective, other people's behavior won't harsh your buzz too much. If it does, get help or go to another table. Why let someone else's hang-ups ruin your night, you know what I mean?