Do you regret learning to play poker?

[luckyfish98]

me, of course, because in 20 years there are only minuses

 

[steve01991]

not at all, its mostly entertainment for me, and if i make a few bucks along the way, thats a bonus.

 

[lala123]

no, I don't regret it at all. I think poker is a very exciting and interesting game, I'm never bored when I play poker. it works as a nice pastime, but hopefully in the long run it can also become a source of income

 

[georgi krastev]

Ain't so bad... there is allways what to learn... that's poker - the sickest game ever! (imo)

 

[Antonioadv]

I don't regret learning to play poker, learning doesn't take up space, the problem with regret is the way you see poker, I see it as a pastime and a way to relax, there are people who see poker as a way to win money. To have fun you need to study poker, to make money you need to study and dedicate yourself to the maximum. I don't regret it, because I only use poker for fun. And do you use poker for fun or as a source of money?

 

[dregan]

How can I regret the extra income. Even if this income is not big, poker gave me the opportunity to quickly acquire the things I dreamed of.

 

[andy1996]

This is part of the pastime that brings pleasure and also part of the money, so no way)

 

[ledsmith]

As for me, I have no regrets about this.

 

[john_entony]

me, of course, because in 20 years there are only minuses

Me? Not of course! Because in 20 years there are only plus!

But seriously, I am indeed a plus player. You can check it in a sharkscope, for example. You just need to understand one golden rule: try to play with as little money as possible in those tournaments where you can win as much money as possible. Or better yet, don't invest at all. Play freerolls, enjoy your life. Unfortunately, there is a war in my country, so I can't enjoy my life for more than 1.5 years now. But I wish you to enjoy a calm and peaceful life. And you are very lucky that you haven't seen the horrors of war.

 

[chicbulls2]

No, it is really a nice hobby to have, you just have to watch yourself a bit and play wirhin your means

 

[GARCIA PABLO DANIEL]

I don't regret it!!!, on the contrary, I'm grateful to have known this game!!!

 

[RustyRed83]

Nope, I like to gamble in moderation. I put poker in that category.

 

[Sopt]

Honesty there should be no regret in learning new things, you can regret what you then do with the acquired knowledge however and I believe you should look at it from that perspective...
I generally try to live by the rule to never regret anything, good or bad. Move on from it and keep on going. One should not dwell too much in the past.

 

[hardongear]

Mostly online player. Nah not even a little and I wouldn't feel any different if I was a losing player either. I'm lucky even to have had poker as a hobby now for 20 some years and over that time I've been able to make a bit of money playing micro/low stake cash and MTT's. For a guy who has played much in many years I still manage to do quite well.
If I was losing player I wouldn't have lost more then I could afford and as I consider poker a hobby any hobby usually requires spending money. I spent more on other hobbies then I would have on poker if I was a losing player. For example I've spent about 8k on sim-racing gear/computer over the years. Couple grand on photography. 2k-8k goes a long way at micro/low stakes when you're limited in playing time. I don't regret spending money on any of that....why would on poker if I was losing player? I wouldn't.
Besides I just love the competition and challenge of coming thru a large MTT field.


Cheers!!!

 

[Dzill_230]

No way, no, no, no again. I have nothing to regret, because this game is a wonderful hobby that gives both pleasure and material wealth. I'm having more fun so far, and I used to worry a lot about losing, but reading literature and listening to players I know and others have learned to see it as an integral part of poker. I've become much calmer both in the game and in life.

 

[Risto234]

There cant be any regrets when you have never learned right

 

[vitas_top]

There's no point in regretting anything. Everything that happens to us makes sense.

 

[gustavofuentes2]

me, of course, because in 20 years there are only minuses

hahahah That is a funny question. I will let you know when I learn to play poker.

 

[Tadi]

No, the game is interesting and it comes to me as a hobby. I would like to play less because I often spend 8 hours at tables.

 

[jonaselloco]

Ain't so bad... there is allways what to learn... that's poker - the sickest game ever! (imo)

Hello brother
Zero bankroll and mental fish
What is happening???
Greetings

 

[CataRouillet]

No, not at all, I think it is the best card game in the world.

 

[georgi krastev]

Hello brother

Hi, Carlos, nice to see you... I'm glad you're interested.

What is happening??

Playing on tilt without quality game = $0. Now i fix the tilt on play money... also the game... That's pretty much it.

Greetings, Brother! ❤️

 

[aissam18]

OFC because if im being honest since i learned to play my life is going down hill but these past few months thank to god and my discipline im becoming better and my life is getting better

 

[julio gonzalez]

Hello. The truth is that I don't regret it at all I just wish I had more time to dedicate to it and learn more. to earn more money

 

[Grzegorz00pl]

Never, never every, Never. Playing slots- yes,yes,yes. I regred My father is in haven. Because he always told me that i have to learn poker. I start learning after he die. Realny learn for few days. But My son is near 18 and start learning with me. Sometimes i think AM i not to old? But I start reading Dara O'Kearney (Satellite Specialist) and he was also about 40 when he start.