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[QUOTE="vitalicharniak, post: 3542867, member: 129198"]
"If the form of poker is the factor that influences the choice, then we could see this factor working in other situations. For example, the high frequency of simple "shopping", but a much more rare frequency of participation of a woman in the auction.

The possibility of constant calling (for example, in limit games) can be more emotionally acceptable than the ability to push the entire stack to the center of the table and shout "all in". Roughly speaking, making decisions psychologically is easier when you do not need to think about the constant possibility of going all-in. "

"I think that the average amateur woman plays poker better than the average male amateur. In women, the ego in this respect is not so inflated, and they more soberly assess their abilities in the competitive aspect.

The appearance of games with big bet may have influenced the level of comfort in making decisions: you do not want to lose $ 200 against the all-in from someone who just tilts and shoves any hand, how much distance it would not be in value. "
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