What Pulls You Into the Game?

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What pulls me into a game? Mostly free spins as i rarely use my own money while playing online casino apart from Poker. So that's an easy decision as free stuff has to be used before its no more valid.
 
I prefer skill games where I can exert control, but even a big win in a poker tournament takes a long time, and feels like work.

Betting on a stock or commodity is great when you make profit, but this is a patience game unless day trading, I've only done the former.

There is something about the dumb thrill of multiplying the principal so quickly, 50x, 70x the bet etc.. I love getting stupidly lucky. I watched someone once win 2 out of 5 100/1 shots in about three minutes. Something magical about defeating the odds so handsomely. I mean magical in the literal sense.
 
I started playing because I was bored. I had free time, and I love card games, especially card games for money. But it turned out that over time poker can become a source of income. And I guess, to be honest, this income motivates me to continue playing.
 
Igor G said:
I started playing because I was bored. I had free time, and I love card games, especially card games for money. But it turned out that over time poker can become a source of income. And I guess, to be honest, this income motivates me to continue playing.
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What attracts me to the game is the mix of strategy and challenge. I started out of curiosity and because I enjoy card games, but over time I realized that poker can also be profitable if you take it seriously. The fact that I can keep learning and improving my game is what motivates me to continue.
 
TeUnit said:
Free bets is really the only way to get me there.
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I understand that you do not want to risk and that's good, you can only waste time and have a chance to win, success!
 
Just trying to hit big maybe the jackpot. that what get my blood flowing.
 
For me, it’s mostly the challenge and curiosity, especially with poker. I like feeling that I’m learning something and getting better rather than just chasing a big win.
 
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