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[QUOTE="ADRI7HO, post: 6772712, member: 430137"]
This is a serious dilemma because I told him to I see his cards, but he, on the other hand, ignores my warning and continues to be lighthearted while looking at his cards, which gives me an opportunity to gain an advantage "within the playing field".
I probably wouldn't look at his cards on purpose, but if I happen to look at his cards and see them, I can't do anything about it.
But if the new player sitting in my place also sees the young guy's cards and doesn't speak, but takes advantage of him, it will affect my game again, for example, because I can get extra information from the reactions of the two players, which can be worrisome again. 
E.g. If the unwary player raises and the card peeper raises back, it can be information to me that the unwary player has nothing, but at least his hand is weak compared to the peeper.
So it's more likely that it's worth moving to another table, because either I don't play my hands properly to protect the unwary player and lose money by doing so, or I take advantage but it raises moral questions. 
But it can be similar when poker pros milk the billionaire who plays weakly and just wants to have fun behind closed doors, with millions of dollars, which is small money for him, but they still win from him by taking advantage of his weakness. :unsure:

That was a good question [USER=3824]@Tammy[/USER], thanks.
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