My wife and daughter hate poker, I tried to teach my brothers, but it didn't work out, they prefer football, so only I play poker in the family, they don't know what they're missing.apLike said:
its better to play onlineapLike said:
I understand))) But the factor and stereotype “beginners are lucky” also played. I'm sure you'll still win back with your friend)June4Spades said:
Well, there is hope that the time of covid is running out, and the tradition to gather will be the reason to see each other againDAVID KEHRER said:
Wow) This is a methodical approach) How are you doing, do you play regularly?) Has your son already started winning?)dlwilson88 said:
It's worth a try))) But you don't have to play for money in the family, you can exchange for chips that you can then exchange for desires, kisses, hugs))seirmelo said:
why?) Maybe you just had your first live poker experience negative?WrongUsername said:
Gritz18 said:My wife and daughter hate poker, I tried to teach my brothers, but it didn't work out, they prefer football, so I'm the only one who plays poker in the family, they don't know what they're missing.
it often happens, but you are not alone) even if your relatives do not want to study and play together, there is always a poker community nearby))
Not bad)) Charge it with video content, for example, show videos from the main PSPC tournament - such things are inspiring)INISHTE said:
You are absolutely correct in saying that balance is important and it is important to form an understanding among loved ones that poker is not something bad, but entertainment. Yes, for some people this is a source of income, but this is a completely different matter.dreamer13 said:
I understand, maybe show them videos of big poker tournaments at leisure to form an understanding that this is the whole world and that millions of people are playing it, maybe then loved ones will change their attitudedregan said:
