10gerka
Visionary
Platinum Level
age is the least important thing, but as long as you play at a young age you will be able to enjoy poker in all its splendor, every day you learn something new and you will like it much more when you deepen this beautiful game.
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ash190
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Dang, you've been in the poker game for a minute! Started at 26 and now you're a seasoned pro with over 25 years under your belt, that's some serious card shark status!
sibkaz
Rock Star
Platinum Level
I think poker is too early at a young age... bluff, risk, excitement, wrong attitude towards costs... The child must have an adequate perception of moral values! We have a tilt, we worry and learn from our mistakes... Children get used to it and they already know in advance that they're going to lose... they don't have moral will yet... No knowledge of probabilities, no life experience... The child's psyche is weak... it is very susceptible to stress.
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
I must admit I didn't start playing Hold-em until I was in my 40s, but that was due to the fact I never even heard of the game until I saw it on TV. "Late Night Poker," and the chance to play for Free on pokerstars was just too good to be true, but it was!
I have tried Stud and 5 Card Draw in the past but found it rare that anyone played those Formats of Poker Locally, Around my Town it was always Cribbage, Don or 3 Card Brag, But I have always had an interest in many Card Games and was always eager to learn new games.
The main difference between Poker and 3 Card was that if someone made a bet in a hand of 3 Card, you had to match it if you wanted to continue, and if the bet was too big for you, You had to borrow money to match it or Fold!
In Hold-em however you can always push all-in at any time and win the hand even if you have less chips than your opponent. Which I believe is a Fairer option. Another stupid rule was If you chose to declare "See You" in 3 Card Brag game and you turn over the same hand as your opponent, he would win by default even though in Texas Hold-em you split the pot,
I have tried Stud and 5 Card Draw in the past but found it rare that anyone played those Formats of Poker Locally, Around my Town it was always Cribbage, Don or 3 Card Brag, But I have always had an interest in many Card Games and was always eager to learn new games.
The main difference between Poker and 3 Card was that if someone made a bet in a hand of 3 Card, you had to match it if you wanted to continue, and if the bet was too big for you, You had to borrow money to match it or Fold!
In Hold-em however you can always push all-in at any time and win the hand even if you have less chips than your opponent. Which I believe is a Fairer option. Another stupid rule was If you chose to declare "See You" in 3 Card Brag game and you turn over the same hand as your opponent, he would win by default even though in Texas Hold-em you split the pot,
