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[QUOTE="chadherczeg, post: 869620, member: 32135"]
First off, i would never thank him. Or else you are going to give him this false sense that he is a great poker player. You need to tell him that you don't want him playing on your account then explain why. Tell him that your way has been winning for you and show him how you play and try to teach him as much as possible. Then transfer 20 bucks to an account for him and tell him that if he can make that money to a thousand bucks the way that he has been playing that you will match the grand, but if he loses it all that he has to give you 50 bucks cash in hand. Any person who thinks they are a great player will take that offer in a heartbeat. and when he loses it and has to pay up then he will have reality jump up and punch him in the nose, and then comes the fun part. He will begin to learn the true fundamentals of the game and become a good player because obviously he has the aggression part down, and it will all be thanks to you. so when he wins that first bracelet he can give you a shout out and buy you a new ferrari. Thats my advice anyway. But if you don't like to gamble then don't even take it. Gl on your situation
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