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[QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 5944520, member: 430261"] My Mother first put a deck of cards in my hand when I was about 4 years old, Teaching me to play clock solitaire, it taught me how to count and how to tell the 12 hours around the clock-face, I remember teaching my daughter the same game when she was only 3 years old, but also how to play "Black-jack" my reasoning was it helped her to count to 21. My Wife said to me she was having nightmares of her starting nursery classes, because if the Teacher asked the class if anyone could count to ten, my daughter would stick her hand up and say "please Miss I can count higher, 8,9,10,---Jack, Queen, King". I was taught by a lot of adults like Aunts, Uncles and my Parents how to play many card games at an early age, when they had a Home game going usually once every 4 months or so, but Texas Holdem is self taught. I watched late night Poker on T.V. then played on-line for fun money, but decided I wanted to play for real Cash and started with Pokerstars Free-rolls.I have never regretted it and never deposited my own money, so now I play for Fun and Money. When the fun Stops, STOP! [/QUOTE]
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