The term donk was originated from the idea of a donk bet (bet into the preflop aggressor) and went on to mean a bad player since that is usually a bad move. It had nothing to do with donkeys or bad play directly until way later. lol
Also, there was a poker player who did a case study that proved that losing players were something like 30x+ more likely to use the word "donk" to describe one of their opponents.
Just be the better person.
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Thread: Over use of the term "donk."
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05-22-2013, 01:38 AM #41
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05-22-2013, 03:50 PM #42
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I have adopted the following practice. If someone who has just lost a lot of chips calls me a "donk" (and since I am terrible, this is often), I use some version of the line "Don't scare the fish."
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05-22-2013, 03:54 PM #43
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I try and not insult people in game if I can help it (even if the deserve it)
Getting players mad at you is rarely a good idea if your trying to push them around in the game.
~SwordCall