milka1605 said:
You can only figure out this problem yourself. Get your wife interested in your game.
I taught her, but by the moment she's still not interested, or at least not as much as I am.
redmast said:
You need to find a compromise with your wife. Tell her that after the first big win you will buy something for her.))
I think this is the best advice. She doesn't dislike me playing, but you're right, maybe if I tell her that I'll buy her something nice, she may like the idea that I play more.
PokStorm said:
Sorry, but in my humble opinion no one can do that for you. You have to try to conciliate your work, family, poker, etc... and only you can know how to organize your days with all this, and surely more. The advice given to you here can help a little but cannot replace your judgment, we are all different in our professional and family circles. So... good luck with your new schedule.
Of course, that is precisely why I like this forum, because I can get the best out of every tip. In the end I know I have to solve it myself, but it helps a lot to have all this feedback.
daniel888 said:
I think you should have a plan and control how much time to spend on specific activities. In that way, you will find free time to play poker. Although I feel you do not have enough time to play tournaments, it requires a lot of time. Cash game or Sit and Go is a good choice here. You should play during the day instead of playing at night. At night, it's time to relax after doing many activities.
I would really like to play during the day, because poker distracts me a lot, but I can't do it because of work (and right now in the middle of this pandemic there is much more). Sit & Go can be a good option. Thanks
Jim Rivas said:
Develop a software that helps you manage your time to play Poker and take care of your family or wife and that she helps you or agrees with you.:ciao:
LOL Whoever develops it becomes rich. (not rich but super rich)
