Yes sometimes. Especially when you play a big tournament and you sit there for several hours and at the end you fly out just before the bubble, this feeling appears especially strongly.Greetings!
Do you sometimes get the feeling that the hours you spent playing poker could have been better spent somewhere else?
Great philosophical topic, friend! I think that every player should think about it. I think that for me personally, poker has given more than it has taken, and it's not so much about money. It's about ways of thinking. (Privet is Pavlodara!)Greetings!
Do you sometimes get the feeling that the hours you spent playing poker could have been better spent somewhere else?
Yes, I sometimes regret the time spent playing poker, especially when I play tournaments. Once I played a tournament with a $20 buy-in. Everything was going great, I'd been playing for about 6 hours, there were 2 players left to the prize zone and I was 100% in the zone, but one hand changed everything. I was dealt AK, I made a raise and everyone folded except for one player who went all-in almost every hand, so I didn't hesitate to go all-in. He showed AQ and, as you probably guessed, the last card was a queen. If I had won this hand, I would have been the chip leader, but it didn't happen and 6 hours of play just didn't bring any benefit. That's why I play cash games, it seems more reliable to me.Greetings!
Do you sometimes get the feeling that the hours you spent playing poker could have been better spent somewhere else?
what a terrible moment when we hit the bubble!!!Definetly! Specially when I lose in the bubble...