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Message: [QUOTE="pokervike, post: 3192119, member: 133131"] It depends on the type of poker for me. Brick and mortar, has been a strong support of extra income over the years. Online, it has prepared me better for playing brick cash games and events but has not shown nearly the return on investment. I'm more of a read based player who is strong on math and I'm able to estimate rather quickly now because of online poker. I' torn between the two to be completely honest. The amount of 'luck' others concern as variance by submitting more 3-4 players into a hand they start largely behind in compels my thinking but it too is a work in progress. Short answer, YES problem solving is good for a persons brain! handling the failed results in understanding that poker has no guarantees and the numbers we use are predictions NOT outcomes seems to be the first of many hurdles in enjoying the game long term. [/QUOTE]