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Do you sometimes need a break from poker?
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[QUOTE="s0ftdumps, post: 6889419, member: 426455"] It sounds like you have a healthy perspective on your poker playing habits and are mindful of potential manipulation or unfair practices in the game. Being able to recognize when something doesn't feel right and being willing to step away for a while shows a level of self-awareness that's important in any recreational activity, especially one involving elements of chance and strategy like poker. Concerns about game variations and beat bets are valid, as the integrity of the game is crucial for players to enjoy it fully. If you feel that certain aspects of the game are manipulated or unfair, it's reasonable to reassess your involvement and perhaps explore other recreational activities that align better with your values and preferences. Remaining vigilant against potentially unethical behavior, such as the type of robotic or inactive play you mentioned, can help maintain the integrity of the game and ensure that everyone participating has a fair and enjoyable experience. Trusting your instincts and setting boundaries when it comes to recreational activities like poker is commendable and can contribute to a more positive overall experience. [/QUOTE]
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