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Does poker affect your family life?
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[QUOTE="martinlgs, post: 7279472, member: 185713"] I've decided to get back into poker. I started six months ago with Cardschat, and this return is motivated first by great memories and fellow forum members, and second by wanting to stay up-to-date and informed about new trends, rooms, tournaments, and get back in the swing of things. In the second half of the year, I'll get back to playing seriously and plan to build up a stack and bankroll. Why am I doing it now? I'm 54, divorced, working on a literary project, and doing freelance work. In other phases of my life, it was more than just an occasional hobby, and doing it that way is a waste of time, money, and causes conflict at work and, above all, with my family. Now my children are over 19, and with my time organized in a more relaxed way, I can play poker. [/QUOTE]
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