Poker clothing....

[MercTec]

Whats everyone's POV on this? I mean, I have seen some funny shirts that I like, but would anyone consider wearing something that says "I never bluff" or "If I'm winning you must suck" at a B&M poker table?

Everything aside, does it show how much you love the game, your sense of humor, or the level of cheesiness you have?

[Ray Zee]

since i am such a big celebrity when i go out and play poker, i try to remember to wear one of my tee shirts that doesnt have grease all over it from working on my tractor.

[47outs]

WHen traveling to play I like to dress in business attire, maybe even a suit. But when at my local casino it is nothing but my wife beater, with the trademark stain on the front, hat and day old soiled underwear.

I guess you can call me a celebrity as well, but for a different reason than Zee I think. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

Outs

[deacsoft]

Just wear something you're comfortable in.

[JoeU]

I agree, wear something comfortable. You are gonna be there a while, and you might as well be comfortable.

As for me, I usually wear one of my sports jerseys ala Phil Ivey. In CT, my Yankeees jersey always turns a few heads, both Yankee fans and Red Sox fans! [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Joe

[jen]

Not entirely related, but last weekend, my dad visited me. It was sunny, so my dad picked a baseball cap to wear -- and happened to choose my Angelo "I'm running bad" cap. Now my dad's not a gambling man and not aware of my poker habit, and on the second day of wearing the cap, said -- What does this cap mean...?

I thought that was very funny for some reason.

[Mangatang]

Also not entirely related (actually not related at all), my dad started playing tennis on his neighborhood tennis team. He complained about it being too hot in the summer, so he "invented" his own personal cooling shirt.

He took an ordinary white T-shirt and sewed dozens of little pockets all over it. Before starting a match, he would take ice cubes out of his ice chest and fill each pocket with a cube.

After a while, he just had a T-shirt with lots of wet spots in it. It was a pretty funny thing to see.

[pc in NM]

Comfortable - long sessions demand comfort and adaptability over style....

Pockets - for glasses, cash, kleenex, cell phone, and a myriad of other items necessary for adaptation over time....

Layers - temperature changes happen - I almost froze to death at Casino Arizona in May!!

I like to wear a "travel vest" to carry the stuff, and still be comfortable and "loose"....

[Rick Nebiolo]

You have to show the wrong kind of cleavage (i.e., butt crack) to really call yourself a poker player.