How does poker affect your life?

yogo9 · Nov 12, 2023

Poker teaches you cool little life things, such as discipline, emotional control etc. However, what it doesn't teach you are many other skills applicable to other meaningful employment.
So, How does or did poker affect your life? And do you feel like it is a positive or negative influence?

joan moreno · Nov 12, 2023

I sincerely believe that it has been a positive influence on my entire environment. Now I am more observant and I think I can guess when they are lying to me hahaha

vnnby · Nov 12, 2023

Patience, correctly managing your resources and analyzing what is happening.

RoviP · Nov 12, 2023

Poker gives me life-changing hope of realizing dreams because of the possibility of financial gain.

userX · Nov 12, 2023

yogo9 said:
Poker teaches you cool little life things, such as discipline, emotional control etc. However, what it doesn't teach you are many other skills applicable to other meaningful employment.
So, How does or did poker affect your life? And do you feel like it is a positive or negative influence?

Discipline, emotional control, these are factors that are very important not only in poker, but also in our personal and professional life. If you think that your discipline or self-control is not necessary for you in your professional sphere or personal life, then you are deeply mistaken.

pavel1111111 · Nov 12, 2023

when I started to play poker fisrt years undid affected my life , but I learn to separate them ....so when you have 2 events that coincid poker and life , always chose life

jonaselloco · Nov 12, 2023

yogo9 said:
Poker teaches you cool little life things, such as discipline, emotional control etc. However, what it doesn't teach you are many other skills applicable to other meaningful employment.
So, How does or did poker affect your life? And do you feel like it is a positive or negative influence?

When I started playing poker seriously, I realized that the game led me to re-edit aspects of my life that seemed to be locked away.
Concentration, study, bankroll management that could be attributed to financial management in your home, patience, etc.
Poker can bring out many virtues, as well as it can bring out many miseries, such as tilt management, emphatic anger, etc.
In short, life is a lot like poker.
Greetings

martinoni · Nov 12, 2023

There's a interesting comparison to life. If you improve your skill, you get to known when the best opportunities come.

Dasha_21 · Nov 12, 2023

Poker makes my life better. When I play, I relax and enjoy it a lot

Peteski84 · Nov 13, 2023

Poker keeps me occupied and also adds that little bit of excitement to it.

manzanillo53 · Nov 13, 2023

It doesn't just a past time, twice a week with friends.

XANGOAT · Nov 13, 2023

Helped me quit opioid addiction

hilary antonik filho · Nov 13, 2023

One of the most relevant things for me is the challenges and not being afraid to lose

Falai_san · Nov 13, 2023

For me, I see the change that happens is sitting down a lot of time to play poker.
If you are lucky you will get money.

dreamer13 · Nov 13, 2023

The mindset of a poker player is different from that of the average person; Each of my consultations with a poker player or a person who does not play poker has already confirmed this 100%. The brain of a poker player is different!This is what I like about poker, it develops you as a person. You can’t imagine a more vital game, although I used to think about chess.You must learn to build your life harmoniously even with bad cards.

stank12345 · Nov 14, 2023

It is great for me being retired it is a good way to pass the time while doing something interesting

Arthurinacio17a · Nov 14, 2023

help me be more patient

Dougana · Nov 14, 2023

Poker improve a lot of things in your life, but also take a lot of time, and I am saying this playing recreational way.

mara2259 · Nov 14, 2023

Poker changed my life and perhaps not for the better. Instead of doing anything useful, I spend hours sitting at the table with the same poor souls, some of whom even enjoy making another deposit.

COMIRRR · Nov 15, 2023

The best thing about my game is that it doesn't affect me financially, I have a fluctuating balance

Gallarado777 · Nov 15, 2023

poker made me calmer and understand weak people and began to support weak players and began to turn to them with an understanding of life. I became a kind person and not selfish understood what distance is and you can achieve a lot over long distances in life and success will be with you you just have to wait a little while and you will succeed

ChubbySin · Nov 18, 2023

yogo9 said:
Poker teaches you cool little life things, such as discipline, emotional control etc. However, what it doesn't teach you are many other skills applicable to other meaningful employment.
So, How does or did poker affect your life? And do you feel like it is a positive or negative influence?

Teachs me to handle bad times, such as happens in real life.

godollar · Nov 19, 2023

Makea me richer or poorer

ztibor72 · Nov 19, 2023

I became mentally stronger.
My math skills have improved.
It developed patience and logic.
I became a better person connoisseur.
In contrast, I lost a lot of friends while playing seriously and making a living.
Unfortunately, if you don't pay attention to your schedule, poker will also test your relationships.

Cooking · Nov 19, 2023

I've lost many hours of my life...lol..just kidding
Poker taught me that you need discipline, study and dedication to have success, like everything on life.

How does poker affect your life?

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