I think , u do care. That's why u have posted it here....Actually, I do not care. just wanted to know what you think about it, also find it very difficult to develop this type of player in the game.
It's pretty funny at first, but it can get annoying if they keep doing it, and keep on bragging how "good" they are and how everyone else is a "fish"
you are in the BB with A6o this player on sb. Now tell me, who is playing badly? I believe he is.
He should be pleased to see that you're defending with A6o, & calling while way behind
What was your plan had he bet 1/2 pot on turn? how deep were effective stacks? (was in a pot-sized bet left on turn?). Were you calling flop but folding turn if facing a 2nd barrel? (say it was a harmless appearing '5' on turn or maybe the board pairs the '3'). If so, what's the plan for the river?
If effective stacks weren't that deep to begin the hand then I'd suggest that calling there OOP with A6o might not be good (w/o a plan). 'it depends'
Your initial question though...
My take on losing player going off in chat after getting donked... isn't necessarily a child. I believe there's a ton of emotionally immature people on the virtual tables. It is a fairly common occurrence.. especially in micro/low buyin Tournament play.
Guy who is going off in chat should not do this. He should try to look at the longterm & should realize he should want players to play poorly.
What do you think about the players who lose and start with offenses on the table? My take on this is that these individuals may be children; an adult does not do that sort of thing.