I understand that you're competing to win here, but I agree with the other players that this was bad form.
Also, if you're going to do this, at least don't needle the guy after with the shown bluff. That's especially bad form.
After seeing this, it's not surprising that the guy was a complete dickhead when he called into PFA Radio earlier this year.
When players are overly quick to call the clock it's usually a bluffing tell; gtd Dnegs, Steinberg, or the old guy, who all commented, would have called to keep him honest if they were in the Italian's situation.
Schwartz doesn't look like he cares much for etiquette, and although I wouldn't show a bluff in this situation (giving away too much info about your polarised ranges, along with post flop lines in accordance with board texture/run-outs)- if ever - I can see why he would do it, as he can tilt his opponent in the end game.
Perfect squeeze hand 9 2 offsuit..
And he has the bandana going too what a clown.. take a shower dirtbag
Getting under other players' skin like this, is part of his game. He is known for doing this shit quite often at Foxwoods. Most can handle it with fair warning, but it seems Justin did this to a player who doesn't know much English and plays tight so while a bush league move....this would be the guy to do it against.Originally Posted by RegGaymer
But he can really call clock whenever he wants, even if it is a bush league move. I think the only way for the TDA/WSOP to protect a player in this situation is to say that one can only call clock after "x" amount of time is initially given....but that would be hard to enforce and administrate all the time.
I'd have more respect for his "throwing salt in the eyes" game if he did this to DN.
If he called clock, showed bluff and then kept his mouth shut about everything that just happened he would be the man.
Glad he lost out prior to the final table. Take your 400k and go f yourself.
lol, he's a greasy snivelling motherfucker that's for sure.
I bet even the hookers don't fuck him.
Only people out of line are the entitled pros chirping who aren't in the hand.
When players like him show bluffs: it's more likely an ego thing, rather than calculated, even tho it will often tilt the opponent.Getting under other players' skin like this, is part of his game. He is known for doing this shit quite often at Foxwoods. Most can handle it with fair warning, but it seems Justin did this to a player who doesn't know much English and plays tight so while a bush league move....this would be the guy to do it against.
But he can really call clock whenever he wants, even if it is a bush league move. I think the only way for the TDA/WSOP to protect a player in this situation is to say that one can only call clock after "x" amount of time is initially given....but that would be hard to enforce and administrate all the time.
I'd have more respect for his "throwing salt in the eyes" game if he did this to DN.
You probably thought Tiffany Michelle was in the right too.
The dude was a douche. I can see calling for the clock if his opponent had been in the tank for an unreasonably long time given the situation, but that was not the case, he had a really tough decision, and douchebag knew it. Illegal, no, but at total breach of etiquette. Karma has a way of dealing with people like this. Guessing he will disappear in due time.
In the dirtbag olympics, the biggest dirtbag gets the gold.
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Isn't Butteroni the guy that tanked for 5 minutes every preflop decision, when the artificial payjumps came into play and it inexplicably wasn't hand-for-hand?
If so, I'm all for calling clock every time action's on him.
I'm sorry you have personal issues with this guy druff. He very well could be an asshole.
However, guys that push buttons are great for the game. Especially in a recreational atmosphere as long as they are targeting each other and not the noobs. Probably my top 20 live sessions have been at tables where two guys disliked each other.
Look at the dbags face. He looks like he has been smoking meth or something...
Im no expert in the drug department, but in any case he looks like he is on something
Yeah my first guess was oxys.
"Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness." - Alejandro Jodorowsky
"America is not so much a nightmare as a non-dream. The American non-dream is precisely a move to wipe the dream out of existence. The dream is a spontaneous happening and therefore dangerous to a control system set up by the non-dreamers." -- William S. Burroughs
nothing wrong with calling the clock on anybody EVER. Hurry the fuck up, we're not all sitting at the table to watch YOU play poker. we only get 30 seconds online to make a decision when our time bank is gone, and that's all you need.
The entire coverage makes Stealthmunk come off as a douche which he's definitely a strange cat but what I could appreciate is him being very passionate about the game. Some call it complaining or being a cry baby but nothing wrong with the guy wanting to win, especially in a spot he won't likely ever get to in the main event ever again.
Shout out to the standard dumb american who told the scottish guy that he thought he was british..... Jocks reaction was priceless.
Really feeling the whole bandanna thing he's got going on.... good cover for the meth mouth... maybe he can parlay some of that 400k into some dental work.
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