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[QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 6640774, member: 430261"] I must admit I was addicted to Texas Hold-em Poker and played every day for years, I even ran a weekly League match at my local pub for about 4 or 5 years, winning places in a regional final many times and travelled to Manchester, Liverpool and Coventry to play. Things changed or started to change just before the Covid pandemic, the Landlord at my local pub was fired and as I was doing the weekly game more as a favour for him I felt obligated to stop as I didn't feel like I was appreciated by the new Landlord as I used to be under the old Landlord, and wanted to play more than just running the game. Then Covid put a stop to the local games and I turned back to On-line games, this however seemed to get boring after a while and even though I was making money I just felt something was missing and I just burnt myself out of playing. I was playing for 8 to 12 hours a day and I just lost the attraction the game held for me, I still want to return to playing but at the moment I get more fun from playing Solitaire, Sad isn't it! [/QUOTE]
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