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puzzlefish
Legend
Loyaler
At some point when there's been enough learning from losing and then the winning takes over? That how it works? But nope. It just becomes losing without learning and only sometimes winning. So I would rather just win.
dreamer13
Legend
Platinum Level
Poker is designed to keep bad players coming back. Despite the fact that poker is a skill game, there is still an element of short-term luck in it. This means that even players who have absolutely no idea what they are doing can get rewarded for their idiotic play from time to time.
ednaroza
Rock Star
Bronze Level
This is a philosophical question 
While winning is certainly satisfying, I believe that learning from losing is equally important, if not more so. By losing, you can get valuable lessons and insights into areas where you can improve your game, identify weaknesses, refine strategies. Winning, of course, is the ultimate goal, but I don't mind the learning opportunities that come with losing - as long as I don't lose too much money that is...
While winning is certainly satisfying, I believe that learning from losing is equally important, if not more so. By losing, you can get valuable lessons and insights into areas where you can improve your game, identify weaknesses, refine strategies. Winning, of course, is the ultimate goal, but I don't mind the learning opportunities that come with losing - as long as I don't lose too much money that is...
jonaselloco
Legend
Bronze Level
The preference is always to win brother.
But for those of us who have been playing this game for a long time, and have lost a lot of hands, logically you always learn something from these.
And if you don't take it out, you'll always keep playing the same way and always losing the same way.
It's like in life itself, a transpie helps you not to make the same mistake again, and to start learning again based on the mistake.
Regards
But for those of us who have been playing this game for a long time, and have lost a lot of hands, logically you always learn something from these.
And if you don't take it out, you'll always keep playing the same way and always losing the same way.
It's like in life itself, a transpie helps you not to make the same mistake again, and to start learning again based on the mistake.
Regards
franciscomos
Rock Star
Bronze Level
It's a good question, at first look I thought that I prefer to win, but when you win you don't learn and get a lot of trust to yourself, but maybe you could lose next day and if you don't learn of it you will lose again and again
exer888
Rock Star
Bronze Level
If you learn from losses thats good thing. Problem is when you lose so ofthen and dont change anything in your game play.
fryderyk
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Everyone has to get used to it and loses a little bit in the process. There is nothing to be discouraged by this and it is worth taking this into account in your plans. As long as you learn from your losses, it makes sense.
Alexey Shley
Visionary
Bronze Level
It's always nice to win, but when you always win, you stop developing. Losing is usually a catalyst for learning. In any case, no one has canceled the probability of poker, you can play perfectly, but no one is immune from losing.
