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- #26
just for fun, and consequently to make money.
For me, money is a consequence. I play poker to understand my reactions, exercise my mind, and improve my logic and emotional control. Poker has helped me a lot in making more rational decisions in everything I do. When we focus on the process, the results appear!Pitonealal said:Lately I've been thinking poker isn't just about money or math or EV. This is a mirror. đźŽ
When you sit at the negotiating table under pressure, every decision reveals who you really are.
Do you discard cards too often for fear of losing?
Are you bluffing too much because you want control?
Do you lose your temper when you fail, or do you stay calm and focused?
I've learned that poker teaches emotion, discipline, and patience more than anything else in life. This isn't just a game; it's a test of character. đź’Ş
Some people play to distract themselves, others play to compete, and some play to grow.
I think the best players do all three—they use poker as a tool to understand their own minds.
💬 I'm wondering — what about you?
Do you play poker primarily for profit, passion, or personal growth?
Did the game ever change your self-perception?