You think poker will change your life.

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Poker has changed my life for a long time. I cannot say that he changed her for the better. I became more irritable and intolerant in everyday life. The paradox is that despite the negative impact of poker on my life, I still cannot refuse to play. I think that I am not the only one.
 
Will poker change you life

It changed my life. When I stopped drinking it gave me something to do.
 
Currently, I make more money playing poker than in my work in a month.

There are bad days, but most of the time I have good days
 
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Poker hasn't changed my life, but it brings its own elements to it. It adds its own variety, adrenaline, and makes the brain work differently.
 
I don't dream about it. I just play for fun, and if I can win some money for little stuffs, it will be nice.

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Of course it can change the life of everyone. I think lots of people are dreaming to win big someday and spend this money for your family, buy something usefull and just feel more comfortable. This is the reason why people are playing this game. They want to earn money playing poker games. Right now lots of players can play good and you need to play really well, if you want to win in poker.
 
Skmeday it will. I want to go to vegas and play a big tournament. Who knows maybe it will change my life
 
Yes, poker can change a player's life from worse to better, and vice versa.
From a financial point of view, a player can win a good amount of poker and become rich. Likewise, he can spend all his possessions and become bankrupt. I think it's a good idea to spend no more than five or ten percent of your monthly income on poker a month.
Morally it is less harmful if we respect bankroll rules and playing times, then poker will be fun, entertaining and profitable for money as well.
 
in one way or another I have already changed my life. Since I dedicate several hours of my life to try to earn some real money and every time I do it, I feel great satisfaction even if they are only pennies. Now there is also the other side of the coin when you lose but playing freeroll tournaments does not hurt much.
 
Hello. I am so into the game that I can honestly say that without poker, there would most definitely be a void
 
Poker has definitely changed my life. I've spent a lot of time playing over the past 10 years. I started out thinking I would make money at it, but eventually dropped that idea. I play now simply because I enjoy it. I'm even okay with losing, which I do a lot.

It brought me to Cardschat which I also spend a lot of time doing (Cardschatting). I also love doing that!

I've learned quite a bit over the years, although not how to win a big tournament. Maybe one day! 🙂
 
I think not in a big positive way. I try to learn and to get better every day. I have only a freeroll bankroll so its very hard and a long way to get first sucesses in freerolls and then investing in bigger tourneys. Its not my goal to reach another financial level. My goal is to be the best poker player i could be. My time is full with family and job, so i have no time to reach the best possible skill level, because i have no time for discuss my hands with other pros and no time to learn very intensive the possible learning tools. I try to learn on the table and the goal is getting better, if i reach my goal the financial aspect would be automatically better. I also hope that i do not play to much, that my girlfriend go away that would be a very negative life changer.
 
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Of course, my hobby for poker influences my life significantly. It is impossible to lead a normal life playing online poker tournaments every day.
 
if you get lucky it can, or maybe you just born with a lot of money and don't need to work, I need money,,,,
 
And I don't think so, unless I win a good prize.
I play for a hobby, I like the game.
What the game taught me the most is to be more patient and calm.
If I don't work ... I don't change my life ..
Maybe one day I'll become a poker pro, right?
 
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