

Poker Players Share Their Biggest Pet Peeves at the Table
Poker players often have unique pet peeves that can disrupt their focus during a game. Recently, several players shared their biggest annoyances, ranging from slow play to irrelevant conversations.
Martin Jacobson is annoyed when players do not pay attention to the dealer's inability to reach the cards and chips. Pokerati is annoyed when having to wait for free coffee after paying $200 in a hand. Brandon Shack-Harris is annoyed when there are Russian players at the table and he can't joke in Russian. Chris Brewer is annoyed when an ATM shows a message 'Maximum withdrawal $0'. Johnny Boupre is annoyed when players not involved in a hand ask to see the board.
Matt Matros is annoyed when players eat, drink, or breathe. Noah Schwartz is annoyed by beginners who act like they are professionals. Donnie Peters is annoyed when other players complain about their losses. Alex Tamayo is annoyed when an opponent apologizes for a tough move while collecting chips. Ronnie Bardah is annoyed when a player looks around the table for approval after a good call or bluff. Matt Waxman is annoyed when a player 3-bets twice in a row and asks to see the stack both times. Tony Dunst is annoyed when he wants to eat.
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