No.
I've been grinding for a while, and poker is just a job. I don't love it any more than an accountant loves office work.
When I started, tournaments were exciting: the chance of big prizes, the thrill of running deep, the emotional highs and lows of winning and losing.
After transitioning to cash games and full time play, the fun is gone. The only thing that matters is winning, and the only reason it matters is because money is useful.
I'm glad you love the game and hope you continue to have fun! What parts of the game give you the most pleasure?
I've been grinding for a while, and poker is just a job. I don't love it any more than an accountant loves office work.
When I started, tournaments were exciting: the chance of big prizes, the thrill of running deep, the emotional highs and lows of winning and losing.
After transitioning to cash games and full time play, the fun is gone. The only thing that matters is winning, and the only reason it matters is because money is useful.
I'm glad you love the game and hope you continue to have fun! What parts of the game give you the most pleasure?
I have been playing poker for a long time. I used to play for fun. Now we have a war in our country, so for a while poker became my livelihood. I realized a lot of playing badly. You need to rest from poker, then there will be success ....
I think love is a strong word... Just kidding. I do love this game, in fact. It supplies endless hours of enjoyment, it's a hobby that pays back, and it keeps me out of trouble. What's not to love, right? 👍 Nice question. Food for thought if you're hungry enough. 🤔
If you compare his love for poker on a scale, then he will probably take an honorable 5th place. 1. Love for your children and loved ones. 2. Love for girls. 3. Love to eat delicious. 4. Love for tourism, outdoor recreation. and Finally, the honorable 5th place is the love for poker and, accordingly, for cash prizes😎
