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Message: [QUOTE="TheNoob, post: 800792, member: 39108"] I read an article not long ago that said that a good player never complains about a "DONK" at his table. Verily, the pro should do all he can to bolster his confidence and keep him at the table as long as possible. If you're a good player, I don't see any reason to complain about the opposition playing bad poker. Having said that (and being a "DONK" myself, with my 3 months of experience), I have seen my own bad beats by hands that never should have made it past the flop. If I'm any good, I'll see how the guy is playing and adjust accordingly ....... and take HIS money in the end. What did Greenstein say? "I don't make my money playing against the top level pros, I make it by preying on the weaker players". (or words to that effect). [/QUOTE]