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Message: [QUOTE="AndreasM, post: 5395602, member: 409746"] Every single one of you describing yourselves with a tiny weapon in your poker playing arsenal where a player has just won a showdown that you thought was the best at the time but you got pipped by the one card you never expected them to have. This immediately prompts you to mark the player with a note and start to use your biggest weapon in your arsenal, patience, and thank him gracefully for keeping your chips warm when you finaly show him that you are the better player and get them all back and more. Hence the term Donkey as in the burden holding animal it refers to, temporarily because he did get one on you in the first place so always bear that in mind when you call someone a donk as you were one in the first place. To call any poker player names is disgraceful as you belittle yourself being a poker player as well and it is not only the cards that you need to learn and study but it is human behaviour that is closely attached to it as well. That being said think about all the times you proposed a limp tax on a full limping table with a 2 7 off, or similar, and got away with it. Were you the donk if someone called? So in the end an attitude of "well played but hold on tight as I have you marked now and I will be back for my chips," instead of showing aggression at one who is prepared to risk their skills with yours along with their money. Always know your idea of a top hand at any one time at any street may not be the same to other players is what makes Texas Holdem NL a unique game. At the time. [/QUOTE]

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