"All-in"...then walk away from the table?!?

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I see you avoided answering my question for the second time.

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If the question is what do I think of people getting up and walking away, I think it's no big deal and nothing needs to be done about it. Let people play their hands the way they want to and don't tie their hands with restrictive rules.

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BTW, I think you have a bad read on the "releasing stress". If that's the case, why not walk away from the table after their pocket 3s hold up? Better yet, why even watch the Flop, Turn, and River after your all-in bet is called? What could be more stressful than that?


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We've seen several examples of people walking away from the table after a hand and not watching the flop, turn, and river cards being dealt.

[/ QUOTE ]There's a HUGE difference between leaving the table AFTER the other person has called your all-in and BEFORE. I have no problem with someone leaving the table AFTER the action is complete and the slot machine spin (flop, turn, river) is completed.

Maybe I'm just too "old school". I still believe internet poker is a completely different, arcade-like version of real poker.