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Yes, I think that you can become addicted to poker, especially when your stuck at home for weeks.
volare85 said:Do you think you could be addicted frome poker?,I mean do you need some advice not to lose control?
JBGoode said:Absalutely can. The deeper question is, do you control the addiction, or does the addiction control you? Anyone that plays poker regularly, and make sacrifices in thier personal life are feeding this addiction. This isn't necessarily a bad thing is you are a long term profitable player. These people have the self control to control the addiction. Its the players that are losing players, play outside of bankroll management, and get upset and frustrated when they lose are the ones that have a problem.
Yes, I saw and played with a person who is very dependent on the game of poker, I tell him to rest from the game and he tells me that there is a lot of game and that he needs to play and not to be distracted during the game, I’ll say that he dependent on the game of poker, but sometimes he wins tournaments or some good freerolls and gets a small but profit in bankroll!volare85 said:Do you think you could be addicted frome poker?,I mean do you need some advice not to lose control?
Very good point! I have a lot of successful friends within the poker industry. That have made a solid side business, or have committed to poker full time. If that is by playing, coaching, offering content for websites, creating their own websites, ect....jordanbillie said:In your line of thought, I would urge you to contemplate whether the "winning" player is still losing something more valuable than money.