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Message: [QUOTE="ilostmysoul, post: 2662999, member: 130341"] 1. You're only 16, and legally you're not allowed to play poker for money. 2. They are your parents. My parents also don't encourage my poker gambling at all, but as long as I'm playing with my money they are fine with it. Still, you're only 16, so you have no choice but to listen to them. 3. Thinking you're good and have a talent is common. Everyone thinks that. Besides pros, you won't find one single "serious" player who is able to say "Nah, I'm not good. I just win money here and there". Wrong mindset. That's how people get addicted to stuff and keep losing more and more money. 4. If you think an online WSOP simulator is even remotely the same as the real thing, jump out of poker altogether and go educate yourself. 5. And now America's Card room can check your account and prevent you from withdrawing and permanently ban you from their software. Besides, I've won some freerolls too, and they are more about luck than skill. 6. Everyone has photographic memory, some only have it naturally better than others. Besides, for those interested in studying it, everyone can reach a pretty good photographic memory. To sum up, listen to your parents. I've been there, I know how that is. I now realize I'm not a good player. I am aiming to be a good player, but I'm not one yet. My parents have also told me hundreds of times to forget about poker. Word of advice: focus on studying. Start playing when you're 18 if you want to, sure, but even then, focus on studies. Always have poker as a Plan B (or C) until you get your life in order. [/QUOTE]

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