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Message: [QUOTE="Chica_bonita, post: 6325708, member: 480130"] Oh, I'm sorry, I haven't returned to my topic for a long time. I am glad that this topic still attracts participants.[COLOR=#222533] [/COLOR][IMG]https://i.smiles2k.net/love_smiles/throb.gif[/IMG][COLOR=#222533] [/COLOR][IMG]https://i.smiles2k.net/love_smiles/throb.gif[/IMG][COLOR=#222533] [/COLOR][IMG]https://i.smiles2k.net/love_smiles/throb.gif[/IMG] Thank you for your answers in my topic. It is always a pleasure for me to read your arguments. You usually don't talk superficially, but look into the very essence, commenting on posts.:o I think the fact is that women have much more basic tasks than men. Therefore, most often they are not up to poker. In addition, poker is always associated with financial risk and women, as keepers of the hearth and budget, are more careful here. Although I am glad that there are more and more of us and that so many programs are aimed at attracting women to poker.:) Thank you for your answers. I agree with you. It is impossible to draw an objective line on this issue, because there are more men in poker.:cool: Thank you for your answers. You made me laugh. I have not encountered such situations.:D:o Thank you for your answer, but I don't agree with you here. Indeed, many women have achieved success. They are given special attention: these are women's tournaments, programs to attract women to poker, and the women's Hall of Fame. So, despite the fact that there are significantly fewer of us, we still shine brightly.:angel: Thank you for your answers. I also think that this factor is more important than gender.:) Glad to see you in the community: there are more and more of us. :D But in fact, I'm glad that for the majority, gender does not matter. The main thing is the process of the game. Have fun and have fun at the poker tables.:o [/QUOTE]

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