What is your playing motivation

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At this point... Having fun . Is just a hobby... Maybe in the future will become something else as it was in the past
 
I usually analyze the money factor over time, but as the gameplay is difficult and with good moves, I agree with these factors because sometimes they influence my decision.
 
I am motivated to play poker by big winnings. Plus it's a workout for patience and discipline, which will come in handy in life.
 
azgeda said:
What is your motivation, to keep playing and not give up, when you loose for quiet a decent amount of time?
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For me, a strong motivation is the champion's bracelet, since I will win it, but for now I can fall on the way to it, but I need to get up and go further, grow and strive, and the fact that I stumbled and fell is not a reason to get upset, but sometimes it hurts, but when this moment of victory comes, you will not remember that there were minor falls, since victory and a sense of joy and delight will cancel out all minor falls, good luck to everyone
 
My motivation is that "maybe one day you will succeed ...", hope dies last. 😀
Good luck guys.
 
For me the motivation is to always be better than yesterday and worse than tomorrow, so we will always grow, day after day.
 
The motivation for the fact that I play no worse than others, that I will definitely succeed, that luck will sooner or later join my skill and I will win!
 
I have no motivation I rather just like to play poker risk playing tournaments to win this is my motivation
 
I basically just enjoy the game of poker. That is why I play. If I win, its a bonus.
 
Truly enjoy the game and the competition. The challenge of getting better and moving up in stakes has been rewarding fortunately as well. Also, I would be lying if I didn’t mention the possibility of financial gain. Played in several tournaments that had significant prize pools involved lately including the $250,000 BOSS $16.50 , making day 2 and the cash was very exciting, and I feel like my game has been improving with the studying I have done. Obviously I have ways to go in skill levels but that’s what’s so wonderful about poker. You can never stop learning.
 
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