Will you allow your children to play poker under the age of 18
I don't think so, they have more important things than learning to play poker... poker is something that if you don't understand it and are aware of what you do can cause you a lot of problems, it is not something that is recommended for teenagers
as a kid growing up myself, I grew up playing all kinds of card games and board games monopoly ,spades, Dominoes Uno etc.. as I got into my teenage years, we would play poker for chips. I don’t think there’s any harm in teaching your child how to play poker in his or her teenage years. poker is a game of strategy, luck, and knowing when to fold them and when to hold them .. it teaches you that sometimes the best hand doesn’t always win .kind of like life.. now that my kids and grandkids are grown, instead of play money we have poker nights and yes, I take their Quarters , and sometimes they take mine.. and with all that’s going on in the world I’d rather have a family poker night, then have them running the streets.
Poker is a mental sport, it helps you develop many skills that you have, I think it should not be prohibited, any age can play, under 18 years old always with play money, then you can play with real money.
I would forbid my kids from playing poker. Children should primarily engage in sports, music, reading and studying. I think I would be able to find a compromise without scandals and tantrums and my children and I would be able to agree on mutually beneficial terms 🙂Gallarado777 said:
I could play Chess before I went into Kindergarten, (we call it Infant School here in the UK) and I Taught my Daughter how to play blackjack before she started in Infant School. There is nothing wrong in teaching your kids Self defence before they are 18, many start Boxing, Karate and other forms of Martial arts before they are 18, and teaching them how to handle a deck of cards before they get suckered into playing such games in later life is just preparing them to defend themselves at a Card Table.
I remember my Daughter turning 18 and going to her first Party where there was alcohol being served, and although it is Legal here in the UK, it doesn't stop you worrying about them. We let her go on the understanding she Phoned home when she wanted to leave and I would pick her up.
When she did my Wife was talking to her while I got my shoes and coat and my wife started to laugh, I asked her what was so funny and she said, "Sara said Tell dad when he taught me to play cards, he did a good job, because I just rinsed all the lads at the Party"
When she got into the car I said "Thankyou, but remember this, I may have taught you everything you know about playing cards, but I haven't taught you everything I know, there's a big difference" 🙂🙂
I remember my Daughter turning 18 and going to her first Party where there was alcohol being served, and although it is Legal here in the UK, it doesn't stop you worrying about them. We let her go on the understanding she Phoned home when she wanted to leave and I would pick her up.
When she did my Wife was talking to her while I got my shoes and coat and my wife started to laugh, I asked her what was so funny and she said, "Sara said Tell dad when he taught me to play cards, he did a good job, because I just rinsed all the lads at the Party"
When she got into the car I said "Thankyou, but remember this, I may have taught you everything you know about playing cards, but I haven't taught you everything I know, there's a big difference" 🙂🙂
I don't have kids, but there is nothing wrong with playing cards. My grandfather taught me how to play 5-card draw using candy when I was like 6 years old.
Now, if you're teaching your kids to play poker using real money that they receive from their allowance or mowing lawns, then that could be a problem. Don't do that lol. But just playing cards without the exchange of money, there is nothing wrong with that.
Now, if you're teaching your kids to play poker using real money that they receive from their allowance or mowing lawns, then that could be a problem. Don't do that lol. But just playing cards without the exchange of money, there is nothing wrong with that.
No . Over 21 people should be allowed to play legally poker or to gamble . 21 or less shouldn't be allowed . Unfortunately children can access poker rooms online and create accounts with fake id (from parents , relatives,friends) , that's a problem for governments to deal with seriously
There is no point in banning it, it is important to keep it under control. On the one hand, this is an intellectual game, it develops the child, his cognitive functions, analytical thinking and self-control, and teaches him to follow the rules. But on the other hand, due to the fact that the emotional sphere in children is unstable, this can lead to the formation of addiction.
