That's a very good question! After all, there are examples in sports when an athlete ends his career earlier than other athletes. But poker is not just about money. Poker is about self-affirmation! It is one of the human needs.luckyfish98 said:
But isn't there some morbid desire for money or slavery that pulls you into a cruel yoke of addiction?john_entony said:That's a very good question! After all, there are examples in sports when an athlete ends his career earlier than other athletes. But poker is not just about money. Poker is about self-affirmation! It is one of the human needs.
I just have a plan to live my own life with the opportunity to travel and see the world, not to become a billionaire. So a million dollars would be enough for me to enjoy my life. I feel sorry for those people who have an addiction of money, because life is too short to admire only accumulating money.luckyfish98 said:
Poker is an entertainment that most people are willing to pay for. And of course, among the millions of players there are those who can win big money, but some of those players will still continue to play and will be willing to pay for the game. Money is there to be spent, why not.luckyfish98 said:
Gamblers just do that, never satisfied. Once they start loosing all that money they dbl down again and again until they wake up broke.luckyfish98 said:
They just want to win back their losses to feel better psychologically. If it’s a severe case, then it’s gambling addiction.luckyfish98 said:
Imagine that you win a million playing poker! Would you stop playing it?luckyfish98 said:
