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Should we teach poker to our kids?
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[QUOTE="cotta777, post: 2411546, member: 93414"] definitely a no! They will think it's normal to play the game and the amount of lives this will ruin is off the scale. Should we teach them all to be pro athletes as well? What are we all missing here? how much productive time are we all here wasting to poker Are we winning? Really are we winning most here can't say they are making a living and if you play for fun part time I respect that. but most have a dream of being pro I think we should teach kids business and sales, like how to promote yourself and how important it is to sell yourself when going for a job I like the personal development part of poker because you can apply that to any form of business or life. since after all poker is a business like any other - it's just alot harder and time consuming. if you put in the hours needed to be great at poker, into a business or life project. your gauranteed a positive outcome. Poker doesn't offer that. Your much more likely to waste hours and hours of your life breaking even. To many kids get obsessed watch it on tv and get this idea into their heads that they will be pro. unlike other ocupations there is no one there to tell you your not good enough = you realise that basically when your life has passed you by [/QUOTE]
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