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Women in Poker: Is it a Taboo?
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[QUOTE="thwenth1983, post: 7281845, member: 396943"] Good morning, everyone. In my opinion, women are not as attracted to games as men are. In other words, there are many more men who enjoy video games, arcades, and card games than women. I think this is completely normal. There are professions where we see far more women than men. For example, in nursing, the vast majority are women, and there are few men working in that field. I do not believe this is a taboo or a matter of lack of resources. I think that, in general, women simply do not show as much interest in card games, arcade games, or video games as men do. The proportion of interested men seems to be higher. As for the financial aspect, it is possible to build a bankroll by playing freerolls. When I started, I practically did not invest a single cent. I only played freerolls and gradually built my bankroll. From 2018 until today, the main income I earn basically comes from freeroll tournaments. Therefore, I do not believe the issue is money, but rather interest. Regarding the women I see playing online poker, I believe many of them are very talented. I can mention several female players who are excellent. In fact, many who play for teams even play better than I do — which, to be honest, is not very difficult. They dedicate themselves a lot and play very well. So, I do not see this as a taboo. I believe the main issue is simply a difference in interest. [/QUOTE]
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