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[QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 7224286, member: 33113"] I think it might be best to say "there are many reasons that drive people to play poker" Like some others have said, I too am in it mostly for the fun of competition. If chess had 'freerolls' I'm sure that many more would be into it. ;) I actually strongly disagree with this ^ statement. Poker at its lowest levels requires very little mental effort, especially if one already has a lot of experience and is able to easily adjust to others who really aren't thinking much... or much beyond 'level 1' type of thinking. But as you begin to become more skilled, one finds that there is much MUCH more to this game than initially thought. I have had countless times during my poker playing journey where I've stopped and thought to myself "Wow... was I ever a HUGE Fish back then" ... and then again... and again... & again. It takes A LOT of practice to get good at the game of poker. Mike Sexton, "Poker is a game that takes a minute to learn but a lifetime to master" [/QUOTE]
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