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[QUOTE="YuriSLopes, post: 6176285, member: 464669"]
That's a good thread actually.

I know Pokerstars even has a branch related to it. So I went on a research about it to figure if I'm really a Poker addict.

And I found a website that enlists 14 qualities of a poker addict that are:
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[*]Using money you can’t afford to lose,
[*]Borrowing money,
[*]Selling personal possessions,
[*]Stealing from loved ones,
[*]Chasing losses desperately,
[*]Missing out on time with loved ones,
[*]Playing until you have nothing left,
[*]Secretive about your Poker playing,
[*]Defensive about how much you play,
[*]Obsessing about the next game,
[*]Experiencing problems at work and in relationships,
[*]Increasing your bets each game,
[*]Experiencing extreme emotions to losing,
[*]Just unable to stop.
[/LIST]And there's more to it in this link:
[URL]https://www.gamesver.com/14-signs-youre-addicted-to-poker-do-you-have-an-issue/[/URL]

So based on my research I'm not an addict but I'm studying and practicing daily. It's been a year that I decided to learn about the game and be profitable. At first I've lost a little sum playing 0.2NL 6max and tourneys but that was in the beginning of it. More than a year ago. It was money I could loose, a very small sum (U$ 71.59 to be precise).

I've invested in tools mostly, PT4 and Flopzilla.

Right now I'm daily studying free poker courses online and participating in freerolls.

I love the game and I'm studying it a lot.

But I'm not addicted.
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