Marriage vs. Poker

007Leon · Sep 27, 2020

is the more easier thing in the world, be single, hahahaha

Nel1523 · Jan 3, 2021

The family or the couple is ahead of poker! Otherwise it is a poker addiction

Costy69 · Jan 3, 2021

Marriage or poker

Gee let me think. The only thing marriage and poker have in common is that it can drain your wallet. No contest poker wins no doubt.

Wouterzijlmans · Jan 3, 2021

a marriage vs poker it's a bit the same I guess. sometimes you have good days and enjoy them. but other days you are happy when a day is over when things go wrong. but with both choices, you will have to invest a lot of money, attention and time. but after all you still love your wife as the same you love play poker.

Raphael Zabel · Jan 3, 2021

I have been playing since 2009, I have never stopped playing for more than 2 or 3 months, but every now and then this break helps to take the focus off the game a little and look for other important things.

MoCoSolo · Jan 3, 2021

Being a poker addict will affect literally everything including your marriage. The problem is being addicted, to anything. Get that addressed first, then the rest will fall into place.

INISHTE · Oct 7, 2021

Hi Friend

Definitely yes, I like the game, but I love my partner more.

mina271 · Oct 7, 2021

I think that this question is not as easy as you initially think. For people who only play occasionally, it shouldn't be a question of deciding between a game or for the partner / family. But I can imagine that for people who are professional poker players and earn their living with it, this question is not that easy. But on the other hand, the partner should see it as a job and not as an addiction, that is very quickly claimed when you play poker. People who are addicted to poker should stop playing poker without the question of whether you lose your spouse, because addiction is a disease that must be treated.

pavel1111111 · Nov 21, 2021

you always have to choose the family over any game, there is nothing else, but I think everyone needs his time and I think during this time you can relax playing poker without affecting your relationship with your family

fernandofcp · Nov 21, 2021

Regardless of poker, addiction to anything undermines any social relationship. The good thing is to know how to balance the time to play and the time to love and live.

malucado4545 · Nov 21, 2021

hard my wife doesn't like me to play but i play anyway hahaha

TonyTadzh · Dec 11, 2021

Yes it can be difficult to be married and play poker, try to find balance

MMaki1981 · Dec 11, 2021

I can totally see how it would cause an issue with your spouse because it can be very time consuming especially in a tourney with 5 hours late reg[emoji849] but I am very lucky because my hubby plays poker too so and he gets even more consumed by it than I do.

perrywh · Dec 11, 2021

It all depends on which one is the most important in your life! Your wife or poker!

fang215874 · Dec 11, 2021

If your wife is gnawing at you for the game, leave her if there are no children yet, if there are children in marriage, then the family should be preserved and secretly continue to play poker.

Mamkin_Pokerist · Dec 11, 2021

My girlfriend is totally against poker. She doesn't like it, she thinks that if I succumb to excitement, I can lose a lot. But I'm holding myself together. And I play when she's not around. Don't think, I'm not hiding from her that I'm playing. It's just that when she's around, I prefer to spend time with

Artbart805 · Dec 11, 2021

my wife and i both play.. sometimes we take each other out... other times.. partners..

Recreationalplayer · Dec 11, 2021

My wife hates poker. But I convince her to let me play during my metime.

veltins · Dec 11, 2021

If have children then fam is more important than poker. and for sure wife should understand if its your hobby , dont let anyone dictate you what to do as long as its not bad for family

steve01991 · Dec 11, 2021

i would give up poker. my wife cannot be replaced

zipocool · Dec 11, 2021

teach your wife to play poker and there will be no problems, just let him play tournaments and not cash)

bla1 · Dec 11, 2021

I think try to find a balance.

Djon25 · Dec 11, 2021

After marriage, I gave up live poker, I only play online next to my wife.

alien666dj · Dec 13, 2021

I would do my best to involve her in this wonderful game.

DiegoRamos · Dec 13, 2021

FastEddie777 said:
If you were a poker addict and it was affecting your marriage, would you quit playing poker if it meant not losing your wife?

It depends on two answers:

Do you love your wife?

Are you profitable?

Yes, yes -- I try to show the good side of the game.

Yes, No -- I stop playing.

No, Yes -- I separate.

No, No - I stop playing lol.

Marriage vs. Poker

007Leon

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Nel1523

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Costy69

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Wouterzijlmans

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Raphael Zabel

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MoCoSolo

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INISHTE

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mina271

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pavel1111111

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fernandofcp

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malucado4545

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TonyTadzh

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MMaki1981

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perrywh

Common sense!

fang215874

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Mamkin_Pokerist

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Artbart805

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Recreationalplayer

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veltins

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bla1

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