Real life fish

[Wiseking23]

Underestimating People

[nalorori]

Happened to me last week when a quiet dude at the talbe called my big river bet with just ace high and took down a $300 pot.

[umbravi]

that quiet guy who limps every hand is the same one who will calmly stack you with the weirdest holdings, and you'll just sit there blinking like an idiot

[PeGAxen]

lol i learned this the hard way playing roulette, watched this super quiet guy just place one stack on 17 evry spin and hit it twice in 20 minutes while i was doing all these complex spread bets and losing

[antoniohill40]

The guy limping every hand at my home game turned out to be a former WSOP circuit winner just bored on vacation.

[orbfo023n]

I’d rather face a loud splashy player any day over a silent limper, at least the big talkers usually show you where their chips are going. The quiet ones just sit there building weird two pair hands and you never see it coming until your stack is halfway across the table.

[ivoswi2g]

lol ya its crazy how that works. You ever notice its the ones who act like they never played before that always end up catching the weirdest river cards or did i just get unlucky

[fernando70]

sat next to a lady who kept askin the dealer what beats what, then she slow rolls me with quad 4s on the river. i didnt even see it coming til she flipped em over

[rio1bv4kg]

That old guy foldig every hand for an hour suddenly 5bet shoving preflop with seven deuce offsuit had me rethinking all my life choises lol

[jax59ces776]

lost a huge pot to a dude who barely looked at his cards, honestly think its a superpower or something

[gUnofu5]

i swear the ones who act brand new at the table are the most dangerous, like they make you feel safe then suddenly they have a weird six high straight they never shouldve been in the hand with

[GravityN0mad]

Fold pre against the confused types unless you got the nuts atfer the flop, their range makes no sense ever.