IT’s not really a moral problem as long as your friend is being sensible.
I certainly would not tell your friend that you can track their play – that would result in embarrasment and probably a bit of a fallout.
:huh:
However :
I might tell them that you’re pleased that he/she’s doing well.
Point out that the table rake system means that only about 35%-40% of poker players actually win when they start playing …
and that some players start off playing at tables that are too high for them and often lose regularly and have to keep depositing money in order to keep playing …
… instead of being smart and dropping down the stakes to play on easier tables and make a profit while they learn the subtle differences in online poker play.
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If you REALLY need to lay it on thick then suggest that THIS is what YOU had to do.
:thumbsup:
It’s a gentle way of getting your friend to re-evaluate what they are doing – without exposing what you suspect is really happinging.
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and if your friend does not modify their play .. well … “a fool and their money …”