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[QUOTE="Minikiwi9, post: 5470789, member: 417338"] I like this question and think it's important for people to know why they are doing whatever they are doing in life. I enjoy the game of poker and working on solving it as a puzzle. Where players all over are always improving it is imperative you do the or else you will get beat. So that is my main reason for playing is to try and beat the game. Beating the game results in earning money, which, of course is amazing. Earning money is a great feeling especially (IMO) after doing lots of study and work to get you to that point. The last reason I play poker is for the community, though it may look like an individual game it requires others to learn and grow. I have learned from plenty, and continue to do so, and I in turn plan to help grow a community of players that enjoy finding more edges to the game as it continues to get tougher. :cool: [/QUOTE]
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