You keep your toothbrush and razor near your computer so you don't have to miss a single hand. It's wonderful that your passion for poker has not affected your desire to look good. And your brain works well enough to multi-task at the same time, which is an example of a poker addiction. Your wife calls you to dinner while you sit and play the game. You yell back at her: wrap me up with you, dear - this is also an addiction.
Funny, I used to feel a bit of shame everytime I started to play Poker even if I didn't abuse that. I wasn't gambling away my savings or anything.. yet I still felt somewhat guilty. Probably because it's one of those things that can get you hooked and people who don't play at all don't really understand it as a pastime activity.
it seems to me that if you do something every day, for example, play a tournament, then it's an addiction and means I'm addicted, it hasn't reached the point of spending money savings yet and I hope it won't,🙂 but to a certain extent it's an addiction
To be honest, I'm sorry, I don't consider myself addicted to poker, in fact I play poker for fun, there are some moments where I play a lot, but in general I use poker as a way to pass the time after work, I still don't consider that poker is an addiction for me, because it doesn't consume me as much time as other players who are professionals and invest hours in poker.
