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[QUOTE="VITOS, post: 6195263, member: 233267"]
Personally, I'm playing poker for several reasons.                                                                 1. Poker develops logical thinking
A good poker player will always base his decisions on logic in the first place. To succeed in this game, you will need to constantly develop this skill and even if you do not make a conscious effort, it will inevitably happen over time. Of course, if you don't just mindlessly play “put together a combination”, but really try to think, analyze and learn.

2. Poker develops patience
In poker, a more patient player often wins, who is able to fold his hands over and over again in situations that are not suitable for him, and the ability to wait for his chance can be called one of the most important qualities of a poker player. 3. Discipline development
No strategy will be successful in poker if you do not have the proper level of discipline. Therefore, poker can be called a good training in terms of discipline development.

Undoubtedly, there are players who are talented by nature. But no strategy will be successful in poker if you do not have the proper level of discipline. The best example of this thesis is Isildur. In 2015, he showed excellent results, but, you must agree, this is not the first time for him.

Viktor Blom has already had amazing ups and downs - and the more painful they were. A professional in poker can only be called one whose results are stable. And this implies both the ability to manage money in upswings, and the skills of competent management during downswings.
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