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[QUOTE="TheNoob, post: 1602933, member: 39108"]
Excellent question. To be honest, it's probably just because I'm lazy.
 
I have probably played enough to make a reasonable guess that in order to really make money playing poker (that means consistent profit over a very large sample) you have to a) be a very smart player (that includes being a smart gambler), b) play higher stakes, c) play alot of hands and d) have a good size bankroll.
 
(My guess is that there are relatively very, very few that pull this off)
 
I don't meet any of that criteria, so for me poker is just going to be
a cheap time killer, and in the end a serious waste of time.
 
If you are one of those that makes significant money playing online poker, congrats. You are, in my opinion, one of the few that does so relative to the number of people that play.
 
Again, I think the vast majority of players are, at best, generally swapping dollars at whatever stakes they are playing. 
 
Poker is then simply a pastime. And while there is nothing wrong with that
if that is what you choose to do, to me it just seems like a waste of time.
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