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Message: [QUOTE="Chica_bonita, post: 6430037, member: 480130"] Hello!🙋‍♀️💞 In my opinion, it will take many years before we can say that there are as many women in poker as men. The stumbling block in this, in my opinion, is our attitude to this fascinating game. We are all a priori the keepers of the family hearth and the family budget. We are constantly solving an unrealistic number of tasks directly related to costs. Poker, no matter how you look at it, is a risky game. And not every woman is ready to risk money from her own budget for the sake of the game. And, of course, we never have free money: every cent has already been allocated for certain tasks, and if not, then we will definitely find a use for it that will benefit. [HR][/HR] Freerolls and events for women really help us feel more comfortable. Knowing that our desire to try to play will not negatively affect the family budget, we feel easier in this exciting game. [HR][/HR] In my opinion, every poker player (whether a beginner, amateur or professional) should subscribe to the blogs of female poker players and recommend them. So, more people and more women will learn about women's poker. [HR][/HR] Pokerrooms and casinos can organize charity tournaments, a percentage of which would go to the development of organizations to attract women to poker. [HR][/HR] Also, a percentage of the entry into such tournaments could go to the organization of free tournaments for women. This would allow women to try this exciting game without the risk of losing the family budget. [HR][/HR] Also, during major events, casino could organize a special play area for the children of mothers of poker players, which, in my opinion, can help poker players who have no one to leave their children with decide to participate in tournaments. [HR][/HR] Programs dedicated to the successful stories of women playing poker, which would cover not only their poker path, but also describe their daily life, showing that the balance between poker and family life is real and it is quite possible to play poker without sacrificing family. [HR][/HR] The appearance of products on the shelves of ordinary stores, with motivating inscriptions (for example, "I am a woman and I play poker" or "I am a super mom and I like to play poker" or "a loving wife and mom at home, and the queen at the poker tables"). These can be bottles for water, mugs, T-shirts, badges, caps, phone cases, kitchen aprons and so on. Something that is in demand and even better if it is something that we use outside the house, like the proposed version of a bottle for water. In my opinion, this will arouse the interest of women and they will want to try this exciting sport. [/QUOTE]

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