Originally posted by evilroy
While I was playing in the WSOP (I think it was 2011 main event but I'm not sure) you started following me on twitter). I'm a recreational player and don't have my real name on my twitter account and probably didn't use any hashtags although I was posting chipcounts and using terms like WSOP and event numbers.
Was this a result of proximity or search terms or some sort of tools or extensions?
I guess this is a long way of asking what is the best way to find who is tweeting at my table or tourney?
Great question and hopefully by the end of the answer you won't think I'm stalking you.
It most likely was one of three things:
* Someone I follow retweeted something you tweeted, I liked it, so I pressed follow
* It will have been from a twitter search relating to something WSOP related. If for example you tweeted 'made day 2 of the main event' I probably would have followed you, because I do have some twitter searches set up during the series.
* Finally, most likely, 2011 was the time my book came out. I had twitter searches set up for words like 'on tilt', which relates to the topic of the book, so I will have seen you were a poker player, saw you mention tilt, and followed you so you would see my twitter profile and saw that I wrote a book about tilt with Jared Tendler.
