Yes sometimes. Especially when you play a big tournament and you sit there for several hours and at the end you fly out just before the bubble, this feeling appears especially strongly.nerobs9 said:
Great philosophical topic, friend! I think that every player should think about it. I think that for me personally, poker has given more than it has taken, and it's not so much about money. It's about ways of thinking. (Privet is Pavlodara!)nerobs9 said:
Yes, I sometimes regret the time spent playing poker, especially when I play tournaments. Once I played a tournament with a $20 buy-in. Everything was going great, I'd been playing for about 6 hours, there were 2 players left to the prize zone and I was 100% in the zone, but one hand changed everything. I was dealt AK, I made a raise and everyone folded except for one player who went all-in almost every hand, so I didn't hesitate to go all-in. He showed AQ and, as you probably guessed, the last card was a queen. If I had won this hand, I would have been the chip leader, but it didn't happen and 6 hours of play just didn't bring any benefit. That's why I play cash games, it seems more reliable to me.nerobs9 said:
what a terrible moment when we hit the bubble!!!bermejoga said: