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Message: [QUOTE="cese1962, post: 6011479, member: 138776"] Like other sports, play poker with a lot of responsibility. Over the years, many irresponsible people have made it a source of deviation from the conduct of personal and family life. Knowing how to play poker seriously is an art, a social, sporting and strategic event. It is too beautiful to be used in such a small, self-destruct way. For you who want to be a professional, using poker to bring financial results, my message is that, if you realize that you can't get results in this dimension, put a little brake on it, study, learn more. On the internet, participate in tournaments with low buy-ins. Plan how much you can spend on poker as if you plan a dinner with your wife or a trip to the football stadium. Use poker competitively, playing to challenge yourself, to play, but never to bring bad things to you. If poker cannot be your profession, let it be your fun, your sport. [/QUOTE]