A good poker player will always base his decisions on logic first. To be successful in this game, you need to use this skill constantly and even if you do not make a conscious effort. Of course, if you are not just mindlessly playing "collect the combination", but really trying to think, analyze and learn.
I enjoy playing poker for fun & earn some money.
Sometime we can find good players on table. they have really good skills.
Poker is a fundamental part of my life, why? Simple, my job is to constantly make decisions, I am a police officer (officer) and if you do something wrong, you will go to prison that simple. Poker helps me to control myself, to think about situations that could cause me problems in the future. That is why I think that everything in life requires that you take your time to make the right decisions.
In my life, something that needed to be changed was self-control or, more specifically, emotional control.
Variance really knows how to deal with your feelings, and in Poker, if you do not know how to quickly control and stabilize your feelings, be they of anger or happiness, causing you to lose your logical reasoning, do not doubt that you will lose money.
So, when I dedicated 100% of my time to Poker, I had to analyze my emotions and learn to control and stabilize them in seconds, so that a Bad beat doesn't ruin my session.
Learning that is changeable and applicable to anything in your life, really something that is priceless.
And you, what did you learn from Poker?