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Is poker more addicted than smoking ?
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[QUOTE="thwenth1983, post: 7210587, member: 396943"] Good morning everyone, I don't think it makes sense to compare poker, which is considered a mental sport, with something so harmful. According to the WHO, tobacco is responsible for more than 8 million deaths per year. How many people die from poker each year? I don't know anyone addicted to poker. I've been playing poker since 2018, and I'm not addicted. You mean addiction: someone starts playing poker and can't stop until the money runs out? I've never heard of that. Many players are profitable, play a few MTTs a day, and then stop playing. Now, if you're talking about stopping playing or taking a break from playing, then yes, I could be considered addicted. I love playing poker and play every day, and I can't go a day without playing. [/QUOTE]
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