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Message: [QUOTE="Dorugremon, post: 3023319, member: 94033"] I do all of those things. "They now see only “credits” in a browser window": if you think the right decision is to barrel off, you can't be thinking: "Holy F***! I just bet a new car!" The only way to think of it is: "I raise 30BB". Doesn't matter if you're playing for nickles and dimes for pots that amount to stray pocket change, or that you could find more change if you just check under the seat of your favourite TV chair, or whether you're playing on [I]Poker After Dark[/I] and contesting a million+ dollar pot. If you're not playing for BB's, you're not gonna be successful. "An addict can spend hours on end at the keyboard, losing track of time and forgetting to sleep or eat". If the game's rich enough, then play it until you drop. "Loved ones are ignored in the process". Use part of your winnings to take 'em out to dinner. They'll forgive you. "Nothing seems to matter but the game". That's concentration, getting a line on the villains' play, reading tells and determining if they're genuine, or if someone isn't trying to put one over. Let the fish play with their MP3 players and smart phones. These electronic toys are the best damn things to happen in Poker in, like, decades. One bullet point is conspicuous by its absence. * Losing all the time. No one ever had a gambling problem. They have a losing problem. :rolleyes: Click on the link. They cite Gamblers Anonymous as their source. This scam is an offshoot of an even bigger scam: Alcoholics Anonymous. Click on this link: [URL="http://www.orange-papers.org/"]Orange Papers[/URL] and see just how crooked this outfit really is. Anyone citing this as their source either is ignorant or disingenuous. In neither case, are they to be trusted. [/QUOTE]

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