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[QUOTE="Evan Jarvis, post: 5264515, member: 374519"]
It's good to check in on your motivations for playing.

If you are playing because you enjoy the game, the strategy of it, and the elements of competing/testing yourself, then you are probably playing for the right reasons.

If however you are playing strictly for the rush, the high, the thrill of winning, and you love the uncertainty of whether a card will come or a play will work out, then you may be in a place where you're playing with the realm of addiction.

In general I find these games of pure chance and table games promote the latter, while games of strategy like poker and other card games (hearts, spades, euchre, bridge, rummy etc.) which don't have money involved promote the former. And the more time we spend doing activities which support one, the more easily we move towards that.

Nothing wrong with sitting out the round where people are playing the pure gambling games if it's not your thing. I totally get that feeling :)
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