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Do we take the game too seriously?
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[QUOTE="Cam54, post: 4334831, member: 316267"] I wouldn't say too seriously but then that's me I have always been highly competitive ... I loved sports when I was younger and always would strive to play my best ( Hockey ... Baseball .. shooting pool even ) for me if I am going to do something I want it to be the best I can ... I am retired now and you could say poker is recreational ... that doesn't mean I do not try hard .. study a lot .. talk to other players ... and continue learning poker as best I can ... it's my nature .. I can't just do something for fun, although I have fun playing poker if I win or if I lose, and if I didn't enjoy it I wouldn't do it .. it does not make me upset to lose but I instantly have a desire to fix what I did wrong, or confirm that even if I lost I played correctly , and will spend much time and effort in doing so... I certainly didn't spend as much time at the casino when I had to work every day .. and to top that all I think there has to be balance .... in my case that means family ... children .. grandchildren ... and several other distractions .... too many, the way I attack poker might be too serious, even though I really do not have aspirations to be a pro ... I just want to do my best .... [/QUOTE]
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