Poker taught me...

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One thing I can apply to life and poker is learning how to be patient . Too many times I included people get restless when dealt bad hands again and again and will play bad cards instead of just folding.

GL ALL

 

[bidearm]

be patient and stay calm something good will come your way if ya just wait

 

[Hemified]

I think its made me become more passive and aggressive in terms of playing, life im pretty hardcore too so that helps. The more hands you see, the better you'll get. Good luck 🍺.

 

[vittopio]

You can't win a poker tournament in the first hand, but you can lose! In life, I stopped jumping to conclusions!

 

[Zapahlohotrona]

Poker taught me that if I have a 99% chance of winning, then I will always hit that 1% and lose.

 

[skoldpadda]

Patience
Hard work
Improvement
Decision analysis
Emotional control

 

[Xcoder]

Their is a lot to learn from poker, one of the big things that I have learnt was that being anxious and excited is good, however you still have to keep a cool head.

 

[Zvezda kz]

Accustomed to being more discreet, this is one of the rules that poker taught.

 

[NiallPlays]

Patience for sure and timing is everything, pick your battles wisely such as life

 

[INISHTE]

Hi Friend.

He taught me to be constant, until I get what I want.

 

[nutself]

I haven't get much from poker that I can apply to life, but visiting cardschat is like a valuabe freeroll, I have nothing to lose but a lot to learn and gain from these wise comments

 

[MikeCarasone]

Being Patient is a must.

 

[alien666dj]

The rule that I learned from the game of poker and apply it in my life is that there is no one single solution to a problem. After all, the problem can be solved in different ways.

 

[Hsac]

There is often a correlation between the rules we live by in life and the rules we play by in poker. What are some of the lessons you've learned in poker that you've applied to your life?

I'd say after 45 years of poker I never tilt, and I apply that to my life as well.

 

[German629]

Hello, Everybody! Poker has taught me patience, and the ability to wait for my chance...

 

[DiazPoker3101]

poker teaches me discipline, mental toughness, long-term thinking, and above all learning from mistakes

 

[Mauricio Perrotta]

I don't apply anything derived from poker to daily life, it has nothing to do with the rules of coexistence that I could have in real life.

 

[RagNar87]

if you don't have luck at your side poker/life will be hard.

 

[steve01991]

There is often a correlation between the rules we live by in life and the rules we play by in poker. What are some of the lessons you've learned in poker that you've applied to your life?

always trust your gut feelings

 

[FF2586]

Hi,
I confirm, I think poker is like a miniature analogy of life.
I learn a lot about life, people and society while playing poker. It helps me with dealing with real situations in life. Helps me deal better with deception and be less emotional overall.
I think poker is the school of life, from a psychological perspective.
Gl at the tables.

 

[Mihail Grinvich]

Poker has taught me to focus on the goal(s) and to be patient. Also, playing poker makes you think carefully before doing something.

 

[kunkgreen]

taught me...
...that any idiot can win the lottery! haha



Jokes aside... I believe that patience is one of the most differentiated virtues of winners!!!

 

[77ecos]

from poker to life I have learned to have a lot of patience, from life to poker I have learned that there are thousands of things more important than one and several bad beats in a row, to highlight that but there are of course many more things, from poker to life: discipline, concentration, perseverance, to be more structured, more organized, etc.

 

[TeUnit]

Poker has taught me the importance of bankroll management, and how to better handle various sorts of risks.

 

[fernandofcp]

Poker taught me and continues to teach me that patience is a golden virtue. Playing poker in a hurry or wanting to impose yourself in a hurry can be very complicated. You have to let the game of poker flow like water and know the right moment to continue in a hand.