You would accept poker as a school subject?

Angel v rai · Oct 5, 2021

RParris said:
Game theory classes are readily available online and at major universities such as MIT. YouTube is a good starting place to get a feel for these classes.

This is one of the best universities. But unfortunately. It is unrealistic to get there (. Especially for us. From Kazakhstan)

Fernet · Apr 12, 2022

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hi.I think that poker can give us very useful tools for day to day. from mathematical aspects to mental aspects. Although I love poker, I think there are things that can be explained without it being a school subject. Cheers: location:

Fernet · Apr 12, 2022

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hello, I think that poker can give us very useful tools for day to day. from mathematical aspects to mental aspects. Although I love poker, I think there are things that can be explained without it being a school subject. Cheers

emejota23 · Apr 13, 2022

hahahahahahahahaha that would be great.

pocketace222 · Apr 13, 2022

I think it's far fetched teaching kids about poker, gambling but I wouldn't be against it lol I just think it's kinda silly

jfofla said:
I would even accept so that the child learns early about the challenges of life and how to know how to control a situation in which you can lose money and get lost in life.

cwdignus · Apr 13, 2022

game theory, Nash equilibrium and other mathematical calculations that are part of the poker universe I learned in school

Lipki3 · Apr 13, 2022

WHAT? Poker is a school subject... complete nonsense. It is necessary to reform the education system, because. the current generation is degrading at the speed of light, but not in this way. Maybe in addition to poker, you need to include the study of tik-tok in the program?

mssmotilda · Apr 13, 2022

At school, children are already heavily overwhelmed, and diverting their attention from studying basic subjects is a bad idea.

Stringy · Apr 13, 2022

mm not too sure at a very young age, not sure it's something that needs to be taught in schools though

ScottyDee · Apr 13, 2022

No I dont think so. No teaching kids to gamble.

alabos · Apr 13, 2022

Not sure its good idea to learn gambling too young child......maybe after 15 but its bit necessairy i thinhk

Moroccanbluff26 · Apr 13, 2022

No it’s a game not a school subject. But it will be nice to have a branch during the university xD:joyman:

canabero · Apr 13, 2022

there is a lot of irrelevant "knowledge" that are shown in schools, so why not poker..

VenomX1 · Apr 13, 2022

NO

School is for learning about life. Poker is mostly a hobbiey and a sport.
Schools don't need a pool team the same way they don't need a poker class.
Poker is solitary in it's form.
School is about becoming a functional person.
Poker players are caged animals trapped in the game :deal: 😄

Jwl8092 · Apr 13, 2022

i would

RustyRed83 · Apr 13, 2022

So what exactly would kids learn from being taught poker? Maths? Well, that is a subject in its own right. Phycology? Again, this is taught in other subjects. In fact, this is probably one of the dumbest suggestions I've come across for a while.

daddybrooks · Apr 13, 2022

As a school subject? Not a chance. However, i taught my godsons poker when they were 6 and 7yrs old. Same with my kids when they were that young. They got to learn basic math along with it, percentages had to be half or a quarter at first, but learning different chip values meant they had to be able to add and actually multiply after they got better. All of them did better in math after we started.

So as a school subject, still no, but as a math aid to youngsters? 4 out of 4 kids got a definite advantage in schooling because they learned poker.

CaptainXL · Apr 13, 2022

I dunno, if you play as part of class you’re playing witha whole table of people who studied it seriously and have incentive to play well even if they don’t feel like it. Without real money it’s not poker, with real money it could be an expensive class.

sincos · Apr 14, 2022

I think it's redundant. Gambling at school is bad.

TirariAchref · Apr 14, 2022

Of course it will be fun.

SopianaeExtra · Apr 14, 2022

I fail to see the benefits of this ...

Snake2007 · Apr 14, 2022

It would be a good idea to teach this subject in schools.

Kennemelo · Apr 14, 2022

Snake2007 said:
It would be a good idea to teach this subject in schools.

First of all, to prove to all children and their parents that poker is much more than just gambling!

pescaofish · Apr 14, 2022

better probabilities and statistics, outcomes analysis, and will be useful for many subject matters. :deal:

sulzerrt · Apr 14, 2022

Poker suppose to be for mature people, with stable psycho and mental health.
Kids will not understand most of the dark side of the game, only after they will take responsibility of themselves, they can try to play this game.

You would accept poker as a school subject?

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