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[QUOTE="tauri103, post: 5728732, member: 208371"] it is normal that parents do not like to see their children playing poker because for them it is a gambling game in which you risk losing your savings. unless you win big sums of money and show them that it is not just a game of luck but also of skills in which you are good. it is rare to be able to make them change their mind about this game. I am in the same case. my parents have never liked this game. but when I explain to them that I had never made a deposit in my life and that I was playing thanks to the money I earned on frerrolls. it made them more understanding on this subject even though he still doesn't like to see me spending several hours a day playing poker. because as I said previously. as long as you don't earn enough money. for them this game will always be a waste of time. it is more difficult to find the right arguments when you live in a society which values religion and which prohibits all gambling. but what is certain is that we must try to talk about it with them. when possible to defuse this conflict and not see your game deteriorate every time it catches you playing. [/QUOTE]
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