is poker addictive for you guys?

louuu19 · Oct 17, 2024

I am so addicted to poker , I have to play everyday to feel good , is it the same for you ?

Rachidao · Oct 17, 2024

No, I stay like weeks without playing sometimes.

Cooking · Oct 17, 2024

Nowadays no at all, if poker ends today I'm going to be sad of course, but I'll forget in a few weeks. But when I started to play poker many years ago, I also had to play almost everyday and I used to miss the game the days I couldn't play.

BrunoFabri01 · Oct 17, 2024

When I started playing I became very addicted, to the point where instead of sleeping I would spend the night playing, but over time I started playing more carefully...

DanS87 · Oct 17, 2024

No, and having to play every day just to feel good isn’t a healthy situation to be in, in my opinion.

Poker for me is fun, but if I don’t play for a day or even a week it has no adverse effect on my well being. Being addicted to any form of gambling (even if you currently only play freerolls) is a recipe for disaster as it could escalate.

ratbat615 · Oct 17, 2024

I don’t think I am addicted but it’s my favorite game. I can go weeks without playing.

dompoker · Oct 17, 2024

Not for me, I can stop playing for a long time, I prefer to do other more important things.

mrfastflow · Oct 18, 2024

No. I play everyday and have to doing break to feel good.

YLAN · Oct 18, 2024

Am still addicted to smoking and not poker.

R.Holynskyi · Oct 18, 2024

louuu19 said:
I am so addicted to poker , I have to play everyday to feel good , is it the same for you ?

I'd also like to play every day, but unfortunately I don't have the opportunity. But in my case, it's not an addiction to the game, it's just a desire to devote time to my favourite hobby. I play mostly freerolls and don't spend any of my own money on the game.

steve01991 · Oct 18, 2024

i wouldn't say i am addicted, because i don't have to play everyday, but i do love playing.

Dougana · Oct 18, 2024

Nor for me, I can be days without playing.

john_entony · Oct 18, 2024

louuu19 said:
I am so addicted to poker , I have to play everyday to feel good , is it the same for you ?

I'm addicted of money, not poker. Poker is a really exciting game, but if I was offered at least $300-400 a month not to play poker, I would accept it without a hesitation.

finaltable1 · Oct 18, 2024

Its good to take a break, but I have to admit that I'm addicted.

havingfun · Oct 18, 2024

Poker can be addictive but without poker I think I would be fine. Maybe I could read a book instead of lose my money🤣🤣

Marshmalo1994 · Oct 18, 2024

Not for me. I had some times were I play most of days, but I don't have any problem if I don't play for a week.

louuu19 said:
I am so addicted to poker , I have to play everyday to feel good , is it the same for you ?

Everyday for how long? It has to be for real money or just play?

szabooom · Oct 19, 2024

louuu19 said:
I am so addicted to poker , I have to play everyday to feel good , is it the same for you ?

I swapped some bad habits for poker and gym, so yeah the free rolls and having consistent games made the transition period a lot easier, but have found myself falling asleep during the late games😔

szabooom · Oct 19, 2024

john_entony said:
I'm addicted of money, not poker. Poker is a really exciting game, but if I was offered at least $300-400 a month not to play poker, I would accept it without a hesitation.

Why would something need to pay you in order for you to not play? Hypothetically of course.

Stringy · Oct 19, 2024

nope i can go a while without playing and don't feel an urge to have to play

dreamer13 · Oct 19, 2024

There is an opinion that in order to become a successful professional poker player, you need to immerse yourself in this game. After all, such success requires a huge investment of time, not to mention the fact that it is very hard work, at least from a mental and psychological point of view. For this reason, a person who is passionate about the game has a significantly higher chance of reaching his goal and not giving up halfway.If you read the blogs and interviews of various players who have achieved some success in poker, you will see that many of them are ardent fans of this game and even somewhat addicted to it.Personally, I don't have an addiction.

kishamania · Oct 19, 2024

Unfortunately, poker doesn't give you the fun you have in mind; maybe offline is more or less fun, brought to life, so to speak. But if you play 8 hours a day for a long time, poker even makes you tired.

Mauricio Perrotta · Oct 19, 2024

Thank God the same thing doesn't happen to me as to you. Here in my neighborhood there is already a saying, if you play poker a lot you can lose money, but if poker becomes the only reason in your life you will lose money, your family, your life.

EvertonGirl · Oct 19, 2024

I would say not for me as I can go months without playing, mostly due to work and tiredness but sometimes I just don't get the itch to play

Munchies11 · Oct 19, 2024

No I’m not addicted to poker because it’s more of a fun hobby for me. I find other gambling games like black jack or sports betting to be more addictive and scary. This is why I love poker because I can control myself when it comes to playing

john_entony · Oct 19, 2024

szabooom said:
Why would something need to pay you in order for you to not play? Hypothetically of course.

This example shows that I am not addicted of poker, but I am addicted of money. What don't you understand?

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