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[QUOTE="Mortis, post: 945139, member: 30356"]
I have a little story.

I had my first fight in MMA as an amateur last year. I was pretty hyped about it.. when I got in the cage, I took my opponent down and was about to wail on him.. but I hesitated. I didn't want to hurt him. Later in the 2nd round, he got the upper hand and gave me some nice shots on the ground.. and he ended up beating me by a rear naked choke 2:01 into the 2nd round. I threw only 3 punches in that fight (to the ribs, while on the ground)... I tossed him around a bit and went for submissions during that whole fight.

I could have finished that fight early in the middle of the 1st round.. but I didn't want to hurt him. I didn't have that "killer instinct" at the time. The thing is, [I][B]we both knew what were getting into[/B][/I], and I should have not felt guilty in trying to beat him up.

In the case of your poker games... everyone at the table knows what they are getting themselves into. You all know that you could lose your money, and you take that risk. There is no need to feel guilty. I found that out the hard way in MMA.
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