will you teach your son to play poker?

Luvepoker · Jan 13, 2025

Already taught him and my daughter, Nothing wrong with it either.

A kiravio · Jan 13, 2025

userX said:
I don't have children, but I do have a dog. I don't think she should start playing poker, although maybe it's not such a bad idea. The dog would play poker, earn money, and I would just travel the world and develop.

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A kiravio · Jan 13, 2025

I also discussed some things about poker and approach with my eldest son, there is nothing wrong with that, it is perhaps even constructive, he is passionate and at the beginning. For a while he was wasting his time like dealer in many clandestine organized games but that's not a bad thing...he had many examples to learn from.

Alex Houngan · Jan 14, 2025

I have an 8-year-old son, and we have a poker set at home that he loves to play with—he enjoys handling the chips. He has already tried playing poker with me and his mom, and he’s seen me play online poker as well. He’s starting to show some interest, but I think it’s too early for him to dive into poker seriously at this age. As a simple card game played with chips (without money involved), it’s fine for fun and learning the basics. But for now, I believe it’s better to focus on the game as entertainment rather than anything competitive.
My youngest son is 4 years old, we haven't discussed poker with him yet)

Iryna Stryzheuskaya · Jan 14, 2025

Children aged 18 can decide for themselves whether to play poker.

WrongUsername · Jan 14, 2025

he already plays poker really stupid decision in my opinion haha

MrPokerVerse · Jan 14, 2025

He got me into it! Started home games and I was all-in from there.

andron205 · Jan 14, 2025

sure, a great game

redmast · Jan 14, 2025

Maybe I'm not going to teach my grandson how to play poker. But I'm sure to tell him about all the rocks you can fill your nose with in poker.

bullkk · Jan 14, 2025

I was taught to play poker by my son

888NOX888 · Jan 15, 2025

If my son likes playing poker, then I don't mind him playing, and I'll teach him everything I can.

ancakeul · Jan 15, 2025

yes, I say it's a brain game and he needs to learn how to read people

istbno · Jan 15, 2025

Teaching your son to play poker can be a good idea if approached responsibly and with the right intentions. Poker can help develop valuable skills like critical thinking, emotional control, risk assessment, patience, and strategic decision-making. However, it's essential to emphasize that poker is a game of skill with elements of chance, and it shouldn't be seen as a primary way to make money. Make sure to teach proper bankroll management, the importance of separating poker from gambling, and the potential risks of addiction. If done in a healthy and balanced manner, it can be an engaging way to bond and instill life skills.

hardfloor · Jan 15, 2025

I'm a profitable player however, poker is an area that requires a lot of dedication and study and sometimes it's the point where I get lost, related to money management so I don't think I was successful,
In terms of my children playing, I think the ideal would be for them to study at a university and graduate, but rather introduce them to poker by teaching them a level of knowledge. But I think that poker continues to be an area that you must dedicate yourself to full time to be successful.

Mbushe · Jan 15, 2025

I don't have kids but when I do, if they're interested then I will definitely teach them and push them towards freeroll tourneys.

rachelle2291 · Jan 15, 2025

Perhaps an explanation should be provided as to why there is an interest in whether a son should be taught poker but seemingly no interest or mention if a daughter should be taught poker. Why is the word in the title son and not child?

rei signo · Jan 30, 2025

God help yes, to help you have a brilliant and insightful mind!

Cooking · Jan 30, 2025

I don't have kids, but if one day I have a son/daughter I will probably teach them how to play poker, but not when they are young. I would probably wait until they are at least 12-13 years old.

dompoker · Jan 30, 2025

Yes and now I'm going to teach my grandchildren.

Igor G · Jan 30, 2025

tabaskichhh said:
are you a successful or not successful poker player, will you teach your son to play poker? and do you mind him gambling?

I have a son, but he's not interested in poker. He spends his time playing games that don't bring him anything but expenses. I think it would be better if he played poker and I would definitely be willing to help him with basic training.

dreamer13 · Jan 30, 2025

The topic of children and poker is a very sensitive one. On the one hand, poker is a game of chance, not at all for a child's psyche.If he wants, he will learn it himself.

ninocabral · Jan 31, 2025

If he's interested I'll teach him, if he doesn't like the game I won't worry about it, everyone has their own choices

rufininha14 · Jan 31, 2025

I don't have children yet, but when I do and they are the right age, I will teach them. Poker is a game of strategy and logic.

ramdon p358 · Jan 31, 2025

Yes, I would, but when he is of an appropriate age, I would educate him to have good money management when playing. Furthermore, poker is a game that requires a lot of concentration.

TulasMoreno · Feb 1, 2025

Yes, absolutely yes!! Explaining the pros and contras of course.

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