Yes, of course it is. Many people have lost their jobs and for this category of people poker is probably the only way to earn an income. Also many russian players play under Ukrainian VPN (on pokerstars), as they are banned for playing from Russian IP addresses.Whether as a source of income or just for entertainment, does the growing number of Ukrainian players have anything to do with the conflict?
True. The flag won't change that way and Im sure PS will allow any Ukrainian refugee to mantain their PS account and play in a foreign country. Should be no problem as long as its the global playerpoolI think that many of the ukrainian players are playing on the territories of other countries at the moment
I am Ukrainian and I live in Ukraine. In my city, the air alarm sounds 3-4 times a day. From time to time, russian missiles fly into our houses and kill civilians. But to be honest, I'm already used to this situation. War is scary, but a person gets used to everything, even war. Unfortunately, I was not accepted into the army because of my health, three years ago I had a heart attack. For me, poker is just a hobby that brings me extra income from time to time.Whether as a source of income or just for entertainment, does the growing number of Ukrainian players have anything to do with the conflict?