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Can poker help with brain training?
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[QUOTE="Katie Dozier, post: 5391186, member: 68869"] [b]Your opinion[/b] One of the many things I love about poker is that I hope (and I study to make this happen) to continually become better and better! I’m guessing that, many years from now, I probably won’t naturally have the stamina for extremely long sessions or mass multitabling, but I will have gained skills in other ways such that I’m overall a better player! [emoji4] One way in which I’ve noticed my friends evolve in the roughly ten years I’ve been a pro is an improvement in mental game. I won’t name names lol, but I’ve noticed in some of my friends that as their egos mellowed they chose to play in more profitable games. Losing the “something to prove” mentality many had in their early twenties has, years later, radically benefitted their ROI. [/QUOTE]
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