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What type of poker player are you?

I always play to win, no matter what, and I try to have fun while I'm doing it. If we're friends, we are not friends at the poker table. 😆

It's important to me to play fairly, but always play my best.
 
I play for fun, whatever I make for winnings is just a nice side thing to enjoy and keep the fun going!
 
Even if my objective is to win, I play for fun. A prize is always nice to get, but the buy-in is what I would've used elsewhere to have a different experience, if that makes sense.
 
I play for both of of them - for winning and fun. I can have fun while winning money as well. It's why I make sure that anything I want play in would be worth it.
 
I play to win but I also try to have fun at the same time. The thing is, when you play too seriously, that could become stressful and it would take the fun away. But if you play just for fun, you may not take the game seriously enough to improve. So, my point is, maintaining a balance is key.
 

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