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Queue-cutting. Sneezing without covering your mouth. Chewing food loudly. Getting your feet out on public transport. Talking loudly in a crowded area. All rude, obnoxious, and painful acts pale in comparison for a poker player when it comes to being on the receiving end of the dreaded slow roll.
Some observers believe there are fewer infuriating gestures regarding disrespect at the poker table. Prolonging the agony of an opponent when you have the nuts is, they deem, needlessly needling.
Others regard it as a legitimate psychological technique, a method by which players can tilt others at the table, causing them to make rash decisions and lose control.
In this article, we dig into the psychology of the slow roll, its reputational standing in the game of poker, and famous examples of its use at the poker table.