Do You Consider Poker a Sport?

fletchdad · Nov 19, 2016

PINAS!

SNOOPIDAO · Nov 19, 2016

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What do you think about this?

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Poker is not sport, sport moves all body muscles and poker is just another profession:joyman:

danilovchef · Nov 23, 2016

Snoopidao u r so egghead so tell me samba is sport? does dancers have big muscles? for PROFF dancers is hard sport for million other peeps is fun dance. or marathon athlets? or snipers ? they train all day to level up their body and skills so we r make this too. so samba is fun or sport? Poker is sport if just a game/fun u have hobby not job.

antonis32123 · Nov 23, 2016

fletchdad said:
PINAS!

Yes , PINAS , I agree , Poker Is Not A Sport ,
100 times I said it and 1000 more I'll say it : IMO Poker is a game of skill that includes gamble , I don't know the best definition , but for sure there is no competitive physical activity/effort to improve physical skills or keep healthy .

BigJamo · Nov 24, 2016

John16 · Nov 25, 2016

Its not a sport, if this game is sport , so for fat man i recomemded this

Vonick · Nov 26, 2016

yeah you can loose weight playing poker or make some muscles P)

CriesuaID · Nov 26, 2016

Certainly, in Brazil we are working with the government for legalization and Poker is already considered a sport by the Ministries of Sports.

TiReX · Nov 26, 2016

I think a poker tournament is a sport.It is also a competition and a game of chess or checkers or any other sport

Istvan Gal · Feb 8, 2017

Is not a sport

plyto777 · Feb 8, 2017

tournament poker can be attributed to sports! it takes a lot of effort (mental and physical) to play 8-12 hours!

Alexandr Svinarshyk · Feb 8, 2017

Poker is not a sport. yes you are tired of the tournament well, not just physically but mentally

adrianB1989 · Feb 8, 2017

Poker is a complexe game and a dificult one.It's a mind sport and not everyone can play it on a decent level.

Kassandra677 · Feb 8, 2017

I believe that poker is a sport, poker needed endurance and willpower and concentration

theRaven68 · Feb 8, 2017

Poker is a mental and intellectual sport in the same category with chess

Doblador bus · Feb 8, 2017

No card game is considered a sport, I think.

vitalicharniak · Feb 8, 2017

Poker - a crazy strategy, psychology, deception, passion, risk and patience. All these qualities are inherent in sport, such as chess or take billiard. But it is still just a game for fun.

kapos77 · Feb 8, 2017

Poker is not worse than chess or backgammon, for example. Of course it's a sport

Gulya · Feb 8, 2017

Poker is not a sport

sakenby · Feb 9, 2017

Anything with the element of competition can be called a sport.I mean tournament poker and tables s&g...For those who say that poker is a game, I want to say that football is also a game...

Tulipaneiro · Feb 9, 2017

Poker can make you very tired, but not like play tennis or football xd

pashkawell · Feb 9, 2017

I think that poker - is a sport. In poker endurance is important, good discipline and good mental work.

Ultfrozen · Feb 16, 2017

Poker is like sports, you have a lot of work to achieve something, to go through a lot of UPS and downs, have a good strong mind and a great desire to win.

nevedimka29 · Feb 17, 2017

we can say that poker is a sport for the mind, but he was not officially qualified in sports, so who you choose)

vadimknyshov · Feb 18, 2017

I think that poker is more a game of chance than a sport, especially if it's online poker

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