Your poker story

[M13A13]

Here you can post your poker history, up to the present moment.
For many, poker has been a true achievement, for others it has been a disappointment, and for those for whom poker is mere leisure.
My story, adding up everything I've experienced in my life as a player, poker was a small achievement, as it didn't bring me significant gains, but it didn't cause me any losses.

 

[s0ftdumps]

Dad taught me when I was little. Now we play together at the casino in his retirement. Net positive. Probably net down on cash tilting online.

 

[Emily Trott]

My parents taught me to play poker when I was eleven, and I've enjoyed it for the past fifty nine years. However, my poker story involves the game itself only slightly. Over five years ago I decided to do something competitive again, and to also finally make a major change in my life.

On a sunny October morning in 2018 I drove down I-95 to Foxwoods to play my first poker tournament, and to begin a new life. I wasn't sure about the whole thing, but the way that I was received by the players, people in the cage, and tournament officials told me that I had made the right decision about the path my life would take going forward. I owe a lot to the people who play poker, and they will always have a place in my heart.

 

[black and]

I have been playing cards since childhood. I am now over 50. I started playing poker relatively recently, about 5 years ago. For me, poker is primarily a hobby, entertainment, but in addition, poker also brings me additional income. Poker is a great game and if you are patient and disciplined enough, then poker can bring you pretty good money