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Message: [QUOTE="Austria7, post: 5930246, member: 392735"] The suggestion sounds reasonable. In my opinion, one or two days a week should be reserved for other interesting projects. There is no need to skip poker for a whole week or month - poker is a game with people, there is also a certain social aspect to consider because people meet to interact with each other. This can be observed right now in these crazy Corana-times that people suffer a lot from a lack of social contact. The weekly poker tournament at home with friends is a nice thing, where you can cook first, then drink a beer and then play some cards. This would be a sensible way of dealing with poker. However, online poker can also lead to gambling addiction. [/QUOTE]