Shadow6969
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- #151
I learned poker from cardschat 😜
Thank you for your post, what really makes the difference here at CardsChat is the people and the feeling of belonging.bremp555 said:It’s amazing how much a community can influence our journey, both in poker and in life. Having a place where you’re surrounded by players who motivate you, challenge you, and help you grow definitely makes the grind a lot lighter. The opportunity of starting a bankroll from freerolls is something unique here, because you find small fields and, with it, a bigger "realization".
I also like what you said about meeting interesting people everywhere if you keep your eyes open. Poker brings together such a crazy mix of personalities and backgrounds, and that’s part of what makes it fun. It’s not just about cards; it’s about the connections and the mindset we build along the way. Really happy to see how much joining CardsChat impacted your journey in a positive way.
You're not alone, I'm in the same boat. I've learned how the game works and what to do to increase my chances of winning... of course, sometimes I do everything wrong.Shadow6969 said:I learned poker from cardschat 😜
That's what I'm talking about, it's good to know that I think and feel things that other people share too.TheniT said:It's great to be part of a poker community and see what others are thinking about the game. And of course, to win something from the freerolls.
Winning free money in free tournaments is great, it seems like magic, you make the money appear out of nowhere, and for those who know how and are lucky, sometimes it works.MAFNL16061986 said:the thing that chnced for me persenally is more freeroll poker games thanks to cardchat
I have a sense of belonging when I'm watching the news on TV and see a place mentioned in the world; I immediately think, "I have a friend from CardsChat who lives there." The CardsChat league is an activity that really helps you make friends and stay connected with people.marco198121 said:Great place. It's wonderful to have this community. It breaks down the bubble barrier. Brazil, Europe, Asia, in other words, the whole world is discussing things here.
I completely agree with your point of view; my life in poker can be divided into before and after CardsChat.anbu210 said:CardsChat really helps by giving access to different poker perspectives and experiences from players around the world.
Reading strategy discussions, bad beat stories, and bankroll advice improves both mindset and game understanding.
It’s also motivating to see how others handle variance and grow over time.
For beginners especially, communities like this can speed up learning a lot.
Poker feels less like a solo grind when you’re part of an active forum community.
Hugs <3 I knew you would love itOxinthewater said:Absolutely nothing for the first 6 years, and then @billibooo got me interested in the Team League, and there went my evenings![]()
billibooo said:Hugs <3 I knew you would love it![]()
billibooo said:and I cannot wait for the season we get to fight <3 Together <3 more Hugs
I've already mentioned in this thread that the CardsChat league is a link that connects a forum to real people. The league greatly improves relationships with real people and increases the sense of belonging we have in relation to CardsChat.Oxinthewater said:Absolutely nothing for the first 6 years, and then @billibooo got me interested in the Team League, and there went my evenings![]()
Welcome! Keep posting as you have been; you're very close to being accepted into the Platinum level. Good luck on your journey!Coolcassv9. said:I'd never interacted with anyone about poker before, what I like most is reading the players' comments, plus I've already won a freeroll, and I hope to one day play at the platinum level
Thank you for sharing your experience with Cardschat and the changes that have occurred since you arrived here.Good luck at the tables and in life.tuitui said:Started paying more attention to hand analysis and I guess started following the poker scene more. Made the hobby more interesting!
Could you explain this story about fracturing your wrist in more detail? I'm curious.thedarkman said:You mean apart from fracturing my wrist? Quite a lot of things.
I want to go platinum, a modeler told me that you can achieve it by constantly posting.cwdignus said:Welcome! Keep posting as you have been; you're very close to being accepted into the Platinum level. Good luck on your journey!