HiWho has had problems with their family at home poker?
Not me! 😉Who has had problems with their family at home poker?
No, my family doesn't understand that poker is not a game of chance. For my family, poker is the same as a casino. So once I tried to explain that I like to play poker and I am a plus player, but I was not understood. That's why I keep all my poker successes from my family. It was difficult in the past, but after many years I've already gotten used to it.Who has had problems with their family at home poker?
Unfortunately with the health problems.Who has had problems with their family at home poker?
Allowing anger or frustration from poker setbacks to affect your interactions with family members can strain relationships over time, even if they seem accustomed to it. Communication, empathy, and emotional regulation are key in ensuring that poker remains a fulfilling hobby without overshadowing the importance of family bonds and support. Your family's understanding shouldn't be taken for granted; it's important to nurture those relationships and show appreciation for their understanding and support.Don't let poker consume you completely. Remember that you must keep in mind not only important information about your opponents at the table, but also know about memorable dates, birthdays, and anniversaries of your loved ones.Don’t take your anger out on your loved ones after a failure. I don’t have any problems in my family, they’re used to it.