Personally, I think that the new generations can adapt better to changes and even in poker, a game where in recent years -especially online- has become a lot outlined, we can change these "normal" sequences and take players out out of your "comfort zone". I say this because I believe that poker is currently undergoing a lot of changes and I think that the youngest players are the ones who are more capable of "surviving" (Darwin already said it hehehe) On the contrary, and this from my own experience - that I do not even reach twenty - I think that it is much more difficult for us to understand certain aspects or skills necessary for this. I think that depending on what levels and if it is played professionally, a certain mental maturity is needed that the most dwarves may be told more about acquiring. In the case of mental sports, both chess and poker I think are very absorbing games where the study of the game, whether inside and outside the tables, means that in my opinion certain agovios and others occur on many occasions. On top of that if we have to take this more university and other topics I think it could be our Achilles heel. On the contrary, the more experienced players and with a mental maturity much higher than ours could have capacities (patience, concentration capacity, analysis of situations, etc.) that help a lot in the game.
