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How much poker is TOO much?
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[QUOTE="Tonawanda, post: 1670642, member: 63588"] [b]Depends[/b] First, this is a great question for online poker players. I am looking forward to seeing the answers. I believe it is very easy to get caught up in the game and play well beyond one's reasonable limitations. I believe that the amount of time you play is relative to your goals; do you play for fun, enjoyment, excitement, profit, competition, or all of the above? [U]You're really the only one who can answer that question.[/U] You know why you play, what your goals are, and how much time you can or will devote to the game. And, based on how you phrase the question, I believe you are starting to have a pretty good idea. If you have the time, play to improve and win, and for the competition and enjoyment of the game, I think you are playing more than enough. I'm sure you will get many different opinions and answers to your question. I am very interested in what your conclusion will be after reviewing the posts. [/QUOTE]
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