Do You Ever Get Bored of Poker?

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Not bored. You get a bit miffed with horrible cards. 1 long tournament is enough for me every Couple of days
 
To be honest i started to play 14 years ago and never i got bored. I just get pain on head by playing to much sometimes.
 
I agree with you, if playing poker every day for 8 hours a day is no longer fun, but work. And work is known to be less fun than entertainment. Therefore, you need to stop yourself and take breaks of several days. This will help keep your game within the fun and you will have more fun with the game and you will miss it.
P.S. Once I, too, sat at the tables until I felt sick and my excitement and pleasure disappeared.
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yes, When everyone slow plays, It gets very boring They should set the timers to half of what they are.
 
I have been playing poker for more than 10 years, during this time there may have been small periods when I didn’t play, but I never got tired of it. This is my favorite hobby and pastime, apart from the time I spend with my family.
 
I find myself endlessly scrolling my phone on news and facebook when I get bored.
 
I have playing poker for at least 8 years and I was never bored of it. don't think I will soon.
 
I still haven't gotten tired of it even once. Maybe it's because I haven't had much experience yet.
 
NO I have been playing for 10 years and still enjoying playing and not getting bored
 
I've been playing poker for 10 years, I think, but I've never gotten bored of poker.
 
no, never because I love the game too much for that, I really enjoy watching others too, even if I have folded a hand ... what bluffs some people pull out and how funny some poker rounds are
 
I wouldn’t say I ever get bored but I do sometimes get to the point where I need to take a break
But that’s more down to starting to make too many bad decisions rather than boredom
 
I never get bored playing poker but I do get frustrated with my play or bad beats. I actually spend too much time playing poker.
 
I don't feel the same joy after a while but after a good nights rest I feel like playing again.
 
Bored

I never ever get bored of playing the greatest game ever invented. Capo1014
 
Sometimes, I need a few weeks off if I play too much. But usually my interest doesn't fade for playing poker.
 
jadaminato said:
I had been building my bankroll with patience and care, until I had to get all the money because I needed it. Now I have returned to freerolls but I don't feel the emotion I used to feel. The only game where I do is in the league. I guess in a way I get discouraged having to play three or four hours for $20.
And you, have you ever bored of the game?
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It is normal when we bet or gamble with large sums for a period of time not to get excited about playing a tournament that is a little bet lasting three hours or more just to win a small amount as I mentioned, and this also applies to casino games. As for me, I don't think I will ever get bored of poker. Because I myself went through the experience and lost good money, and I know that there will come a day when I win a good amount, so I must be patient and play by the rules of the bankroll so that I do not lose all my money.
Yes, there are days when I cannot play as I want and I like because there is not enough time to focus on the game, in the past two weeks I have been registering for a tournament or sit&go etc .. but I cannot participate in the game due to work or physical fatigue, so I lose my chips or Play with a weak hand and then leave a bad idea of ​​my game level to the opponents. So I decided not to participate in any game until I was ready to complete it
 
Sometimes I don't want to sit down and play poker, and I think it's better not to sit down on those days.
At times like this, if I sit down to play , I lose a lot. 🙁

It is better to find something to do, take a break from poker, a couple of days, a week.
This is usually enough time to start missing poker again. 🙄
 
I wouldn't say that I get bored with playing poker but I do have times where I don't play for a while (that could be weeks or even months).
 
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