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[QUOTE="satcitananda, post: 5419182, member: 411728"]
In order for this person to "provide for himself, his family, and help people" this person is taking from another person. This person does not know or care about the money he is taking or the damage he may be doing to another person by taking this money. So yes, there is bad or wrong doing in the act of taking from another. You'd have to be delirious or severely biased to not see that in order for someone to profit in poker, another has to suffer a loss. But you all love dismissing the "loser" as nonexistent or unimportant or idiotic or deserving his loss because the bottom line is what's important to you, in other words the money.

Without the "loser" there are no "winners" in poker, so think about the guy you beat next time you make money and thank this "loser", who may have less money than you, and you are taking his/her money despite you having more and probably needing it less. Yes, poker is a selfish a game.... I wonder how gullible one must be to believe that poker is not a self-serving game. Mainly, the "winners" disregard, invalidate, berate, devalue the losers, even though the losers are literally providing for the winners, by losing in a game of luck.
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