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I hate the term "Donkey"
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[QUOTE="Makwa, post: 960788, member: 27402"] When you see really stupid plays, one after another, on various streets, from someone who gets lucky or sucks out, and then plays another stupid hand OOP and loses, then goes all in next hand with nothing and wins, that person is a donkey, or fish (depends on how you see things), or late for supper. Usually donkeys are so called because they suck out on you, starting with stupid openers with no reason to do so... fish get their just reward an pass their chips over to u. Whether u point it out or not is up to u. BTW in Euro play, I believe the term is 'muppets,' but that may just be Anglo/Irish usage. I agree some players like Hansen can play brilliantly with any 2 cards, but that is not donkey play. [/QUOTE]
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