Not much you can do when someone's wiling to play like a clueless fool

[tracyrickrobby]

yea, he's playing like an idiot and losing chips on my table now

right im watching! and starting to feel better LOL just went from 7k to 3k LOL

[pokernut92]

thats how Ray plays ... he'll plays, he'll pay you off most of the time. but sometimes he gets lucky... sounds like poker to me ... lol just shake it off and move forward!!

[idBiGot]

wow i cant believe that i have a similar story ...

[abwil2]

You actually want a player like this in the hand with you and he has to win sometime LOL

[tracyrickrobby]

You actually want a player like this in the hand with you and he has to win sometime LOL

your right most of the time you do!! but not when they suckout on you!! calling with AIR and hitting the famous one outer!!

[jasonv12]

I was just at an $22 tournament with him/her a couple days, how da fuqqqq did that fish afford that buy in?

[tangiers]

But it was only the PO 7:00 freeroll, so it's not a big deal.

Thats the problem with freerolls. People bet stupid because they didn't invest anything in the game.

[Donkeyfish07]

Keep this in mind....I've learned this slowly playing low stakes.....You can't bluff an idiot, you can't bluff a calling station, and you can't ever assume a player is capable of even a halfway intelligent laydown. Assume they will call you with any 2 cards, even if you have aces and can get it in preflop.....Sure you can get in as a favorite against these players but if your roll is not solid for the stakes (Like 100 minimum buyins or better), expect a lot of super donkey suckouts against you.

[StackSnack]

I have said this time and again and I stand by it, Internet poker allows a player to make such moves without having to look the other players in the eye. It is one of the greatest impacts on human sociology when it comes to the game! Many of these fools would never play such a way in a real game!

-Stack

[eqgh5uea]

Did he leave the table afterwards? Didn't have a prior merriting of chips ? So he derived to call with "any two cards." Ace high was a potential leak?