Professional player at the table are a problem. He complicates everything, and it would definitely be necessary to try to neutralise him, which is what I would do in the first place.What would you do if your favorite poker pro ended up seated at your table? Would geek out and be the ultimate fanboy or fangirl, gushing over them, asking for a pic; or would try to keep your cool and make it your to take them out of the game?
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I would definitely keep my cool and try to outsmart/outplay him/her if I get the chance.What would you do if your favorite poker pro ended up seated at your table? Would geek out and be the ultimate fanboy or fangirl, gushing over them, asking for a pic; or would try to keep your cool and make it your to take them out of the game?
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I'll let him know that I'm a fan, and after the game I'd like to take a picture, so I may have a chance to have a little talk.What would you do if your favorite poker pro ended up seated at your table? Would geek out and be the ultimate fanboy or fangirl, gushing over them, asking for a pic; or would try to keep your cool and make it your to take them out of the game?
Thanks to @billibooo for the topic idea
At least you died bluffing!Once, I found myself seated next to Chris Moneymaker during a WCOOP tournament. Although it was online and not in person, my focus wasn't on fanboying or admiration. Instead, a more competitive instinct kicked in—I was determined to take him out of the game. It felt less about the thrill of sitting beside a poker legend and more about proving I could go head-to-head with him.
I should have stayed as a fanboy. Screenshot below shows the result, hahaha.
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