maniacs,,,,

[quintass]

You know the type. They have to see every single flop no matter what, and most times they fish all the way to the river with almost every hand. But what really eats at me is when I hear: "Oh man, I was lookin for a .........", or"Awwww, I was "hoping for a .....". It is very frustrating playing with these kind of people. Curious how others handle this situation at the table? -  Qiunt   :evil:

[witchywitchy]

It depends. If I am playing at a cash table I say nothing because I know the odds are with my taking their chips.

If I am at a league game I may ask "how many outs did you have?"... "were you only looking for 1 card - well thats kind of like looking for a needle in a haystack". ... etc.

I believe the object of a league is to help each other improve our poker playing skills. And that certainly means pointing someone to the odds calculator or recommending a book to read

But if I happen upon someone without a clue outside the league, I do my best to take advantage of that. Course those flush chasers are very good suck out specialists   :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

[Bucnright]

Well I love these players please keep the calling stations open.

 I get beat by those type of players 15% so I win 85% of the hands with them If only every type of player was like that, The ones that hit me the hardest are the slow play type. They have the nuts and wait for me to catch a piece.

 How many times do you win the hand when you finally bet the river and they fold? Most players don't keep track of that they just remember the one big hand they do catch and forget the ten they don't catch. The key is to know when they do catch something and fold there big raise.