I really need some input, so I would appreciate to get some honest prosepctives.
In the last 3 months, I've made over $1700 on Poker Stars, I probably have cashed out half of it. Of the other half of those winnings, I've probably lost it all back.
I only deposit $10 to $20 at a time for example. I'm one of those really small players who wins week.
This week twice I've won tournament prizes of $68 and $56 only to lose the whole roll the next day. I understand poker is full of variance and those amounts might be small many to many here, but do you think if you continue to play for hours even if you continue to lose, no matter the amount is an addiction to poker? I know I don't have enough bankroll management.
I pay all my bills every month, have no major debt, I never up my reload deposit by a major amount to chase my losses, but do any of you think sitting here every day for numerous hours, no matter how small the amount is would be considered an addiction?
In the last 3 months, I've made over $1700 on Poker Stars, I probably have cashed out half of it. Of the other half of those winnings, I've probably lost it all back.
I only deposit $10 to $20 at a time for example. I'm one of those really small players who wins week.
This week twice I've won tournament prizes of $68 and $56 only to lose the whole roll the next day. I understand poker is full of variance and those amounts might be small many to many here, but do you think if you continue to play for hours even if you continue to lose, no matter the amount is an addiction to poker? I know I don't have enough bankroll management.
I pay all my bills every month, have no major debt, I never up my reload deposit by a major amount to chase my losses, but do any of you think sitting here every day for numerous hours, no matter how small the amount is would be considered an addiction?
