[Poll] What weather and time of the day do you prefer to play poker?

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What weather and time of the day do you prefer to play poker?

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I do not pay attention to the weather, but it is always better to play in the evening, somehow more familiar
 
Its always a nice time to play poker! The weather doesnt matter, except when playing outside on a barbecue or something, in this case the worst the better, cause you can use it as an excuse to get out of the table when on tilt 😛
 
Preferred playing hours: Between 6:00 PM and midnight, especially on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
Preferred weather: Cool or rainy—not because it directly improves your game, but because it tends to create a quieter environment with fewer distractions.
Most importantly: Only play when you're well-rested and able to concentrate. This has a much greater impact on your performance than the time of day or the weather.
 
I don't play depending on the weather.
The time of day is more important, I prefer to play in the evening.
 
I'd go with Night – Cold and raining. 😄 There's just something about the atmosphere that helps me stay focused. A quiet night, the sound of rain, and no distractions make for the perfect poker session.
 
Regardless of the weather, my tournaments start at 13:00 to 15:16. I played a few times in the morning, I felt the atmosphere fresh, relaxed and clear.
 
I think it isn’t about time and wheather it is about your lucky to win
 
At night without a doubt with the rain in the background drinking a cup of coffee and smoking a little, oh yes
 
My preference is for the afternoon, and even better on a cool day. I don't really like the heat.
 
I enjoy playing at night; the slightly cool air allows me to play to the fullest without any distractions.
 
That’s a good question. Over the past six years, I’ve generally preferred playing in the morning—usually between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. It’s warm here in Mexico, and to be honest, I’m not a big fan of the heat.
 
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