For me, playing to win is what makes poker, and any other game, fun. Games where you compete against other players, or in some cases against yourself, really lose their meaning if you aren't trying to win. It is not about money, it is about the pleasure that comes from working hard at improving your skills and then succeeding by using those skills.do you find that playing to win makes the game alot less fun to play?
It's strange to hear, because the main point of ALL the games is to win. And moreover, poker is the game about moneydo you find that playing to win makes the game alot less fun to play?
Yes, because successful tight aggressive players play fewer hands, especially in the beginning of a tournament. But that's how one can create a table image that can be capitalized on later in the game when the blinds actually are worth stealing. Playing more hands is more fun, of course, but leans more toward the luck side of the equation rather than the skill side.do you find that playing to win makes the game alot less fun to play?
How could I know I never played to lose, I never play to lose, I lose of sure, but I don´t know a good player that plays to lose.do you find that playing to win makes the game alot less fun to play?
I can't recall any game in which losing is a purpose.do you find that playing to win makes the game alot less fun to play?