When Opponents Go On Tiltby Ed Miller | Published: May 16, 2012 |
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Live no-limit hold’em is tilting. If you see a game that has been going for a few hours where no one has come or gone, at least nine out of the ten players in the game are likely to be on tilt.
Everyone’s on tilt? Really?
Almost any outcome at a poker table will put people on tilt. Obviously players who have lost a lot tend to tilt. Players who have won a lot also tend to feel invincible and make silly plays – another form of tilt. Even players who have neither won nor lost much in a few hours are usually on tilt. They’re frustrated from the lack of action or from the feeling that they can’t make any progress.
A lot of the tilt at any given table is minor. This guy is a little jumpy, that guy is playing just a few too many hands. It’s hard to pick up on this sort of tilt.
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