Clothing in a Casino

Usually I just dress in whatever is comfortable, but I got to thinking that I might want to project an image. Instead of a button up shirt with jeans or a t shirt, should i wear a poker sweatshirt that says "all in" on the front and look like a noob? Or am I putting way too much thought into this? What does the B&M forum wear?

[W. Deranged]

I often play poker in tweed.

[benkahuna]

It might not matter. If you play 6-12 or less, it probably doesn't. If you play no limit, it might. If you want people to be more likely to fold, wear more expensive, nicer clothing. The image of wealth is intimidating to some.

[lapoker17]

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If you want people to be more likely to fold, wear more expensive, nicer clothing. The image of wealth is intimidating to some.

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In NL I find the exact opposite to be true.

[tonypaladino]

I wear a 3 piece suit with a gold poket watch and rolex. then people respect my raises.

<font color="white">Yes, you are putting too much thought into this</font>.

[MCS]

It doesn't matter.

[ZenMusician]

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I wear a 3 piece suit with a gold poket watch and rolex. then people respect my raises.

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This is just stupid...the only way to intimidate opponents is to wear
a grey hooded sweatshirt, fake Oakleys and an Ultimate Bet hat.

Jesus, I thought everyone knew that.

At my casino clothing is optional.

-ZEN

[tubalkain]

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I wear a 3 piece suit with a gold poket watch and rolex. then people respect my raises.

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This is just stupid...the only way to intimidate opponents is to wear
a grey hooded sweatshirt, fake Oakleys and an Ultimate Bet hat.

Jesus, I thought everyone knew that.

At my casino clothing is optional.

-ZEN

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Or it would be if it had any way to get the ladies to play there...

[drewjustdrew]

good players will have your game pegged within 20 minutes and it won't matter for bad players

If you're wearing sunglasses, your shirt doesn't matter.