I tend to think that autonomy in game development is an interesting path. I agree with avoiding distractions. Thanks for commenting.
It seems like an interesting stance; I agree on treating people as they deserve to be treated. I believe it's a part of socializing and empathizing with others. Thank you for commenting; it's enriching to be able to hear every point of view. Greetings!
I think most males that grew up in the 70's, 80's and 90 in a lower to middle class neighborhood would likely share it to an extent. The neighborhood I grew up in was middle class but a pretty tough for middle class because of who controlled it. then most around world would think existed in canada. I'm in part a product of where I grew up. But now days I'm nothing but a 6'4 240lb in solid shape teddy bear 99% of the time who can have some bite that 1% time when needed.
I have my own sense of ethics/fair play while at the table, and that is to not give myself an unfair advantage over the other players. For that reason I've told players sitting next to me that they aren't protecting their cards and that I can see them when they peek. I'm not telling others to do the same, I'm just explaining my own sense of fair play.
That is the best way to be.
Why go out to enjoy yourself playing poker, and end up surrounded by bad vibes. Sticking up for someone else is a very nice thing to do. ❤️ Your parents are to be commended for doing an excellent job raising you.
You sound a lot like my father who always spoke softly, but also had a big stick when it was necessary. 
I completely agree with what you're saying, thank you for commenting!
That is the best way to be.
Sticking up for someone else is a very nice thing to do. ❤️ Your parents are to be commended for doing an excellent job raising you.
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Well, I guess you have not heard. Poker is a liar's game. It is part of the game to try and deceive your opponent, good luck. Just don't try and play only your cards but play your opponents as well even if you have nothing. That is what poker is about.
Of course, poker is a game of deception and make-believes. We all know that. But I think that's what makes the question deeper and more interesting. It's about where to draw the line... What is the difference between a fair and an unfair advantage ? If my opponent doesn't cover their cards well and I'm able to peek at it, should I do it ? Should I shut up and use that advantage for my own profit for as long as I can exploit it, or should I tell the person because in the a real fair game, I should not be able to see the opponent's cards ?
Without these factors poker would be just a game of chance.
