What does your family think of poker

DAMAN74 · Apr 22, 2017

my wife is all into the game she likes when I cash in tourneys because she know she gets her share

rodrigo1972 · Apr 22, 2017

my family love poker they think that I can win a lot of money and think that it is a good mental game

ds276 · Apr 23, 2017

my family refers to my poker game, as entertainment. sometimes laughing at me, and sometimes I dream about winning, my daughter sometimes plays in my tournaments, when I have to leave. basically it calls or checks, which leads to unexpected results

veruska A1 · Apr 23, 2017

My family knows that I play poker, they are very open minded and they have nothing against the sport and a lot with which to play it, what if they bother is that I never get a profit or a profit from this for all the time that I dedicate, for Example I recently got to have 150 dollars, and I lost everything, my family but I agree with that, but beyond anything is that I have a defect and I do not know how to stop.

Ly4nik · May 16, 2017

Family perfectly understands me) wife and father already planted)

wlad20082009 · May 16, 2017

Ly4nik said:
Family perfectly understands me) wife and father already planted)

:questionm

Amdrius · May 16, 2017

While I was just playing poker and I managed to earn some money on it from time to time, everything was fine and nobody focused attention on this, except that I was often told that I looked unbidden. But after I at one point in my life made a fool with the bookmakers, everything has changed very much. At the moment, any game that is associated with risk - causes very negative emotions.

crazyjess · May 16, 2017

They think it's gambeling, i don't see it like that. It's more to play for fun, i never play with lots of money.

Vonick · May 16, 2017

my family doesnt like it too but they just think its my hobby.

gocho2009 · May 16, 2017

The important thing is not what your family thinks ... what is important is what you think of poker

eberetta1 · May 16, 2017

It is amazing how accepted it is with my extended family. I have been invited to the dinner table to continue my game when I otherwise would have been willing to sit in another room to play in an important tournament.

amemex · May 17, 2017

My family has no clue and my girlfriend of 6 years thinks poker is a waste of my time. I've been trying to figure out a way of telling my family without them thinking the same, but first I need to make some profit enough for them to realize I'm pretty good at it. Haven't played for RM, mainly into freerolls and PM so that'll be hard to do until I finally invest cash

wlad20082009 · May 17, 2017

amemex said:
My family has no clue and my girlfriend of 6 years thinks poker is a waste of my time. I've been trying to figure out a way of telling my family without them thinking the same, but first I need to make some profit enough for them to realize I'm pretty good at it. Haven't played for RM, mainly into freerolls and PM so that'll be hard to do until I finally invest cash

It does not happen ?

RENEY444 · May 17, 2017

I'm very fortunate I have a awesome boyfriend that also plays poker.My parents don't really care one way or the other.

TheDude1 · May 18, 2017

They hate it. I think they see it as a disease.

Ly4nik · May 18, 2017

wlad20082009 said:
:questionm

stupid google translator. Podsadil (drew, Invited,recruited)

wlad20082009 · May 18, 2017

Ly4nik said:
stupid google translator. Podsadil (drew, Invited,recruited)

Do not worry if you Google it . Happen .

matenq · May 18, 2017

They say I spend to much time in Poker.
I noticed that the time is slipping when I play Poker... 3hours is nothing...

What does your family think of poker

DAMAN74

Enthusiast

rodrigo1972

Rock Star

ds276

Rock Star

veruska A1

Enthusiast

Ly4nik

Enthusiast

wlad20082009

Legend

Amdrius

Rock Star

crazyjess

Enthusiast

Vonick

Rock Star

gocho2009

Rock Star

eberetta1

Legend

amemex

Rising Star

wlad20082009

Legend

RENEY444

Legend

TheDude1

Enthusiast

Ly4nik

Enthusiast

wlad20082009

Legend

matenq

Rock Star

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