Porfirio Cahall: Yes, this is a gambling problem in my opinion. Poker is most certainly a skilled game but has a lot of luck to it especially in the short run.Therefore even the most skilled poker player is going to lose at times.
Darrel Stele: wtf u just asked this question but anyways this is the same as my other one preety awesome i would love to be on there but i would lose all my money cos i would be like ahh one more NO DEAL!
Becky Mosena: i choose '' or what''
Ardelia Liptow: What is a troll
Ronnie Sardi: Yes this person has a problem. The only trouble is that this person will not realize it until it is way too late and the damage has been done. Skilled poker player or not, only a self centered, selfish bastard would do something like this. The top priority here is the child.
Tamatha Neubaum: It's okay. For me, it takes too long for them to get to the point. I play the game at NBC.com and it goes fast. When I watch the show, all ! the talking and commercial breaks spoil it for me. I'm just waiting for that new show Moment of Truth where they hook people up to a lie detector. That looks like a show to me!
Willis Liburd: No, it is not considered a gambling problem unless it interferes with their life reallyBut it would be if they got themselves into that mess by gambling away their money.Either way it's just irresponsible.
Armanda Hertel: I got the money from Google already. It is easy too, for your information :- http://earn-money-with-google-adsense.blogspot.com...
Venetta Coulbourne: if they were skilled at poker, i'd think that they're trying to win some money fast to maybe pay their rent.
Derrick Cacioppo: yes!! even i'm not the player, I still scream so loud!! it's thrilling you know! it's really the best!!
Curtis Josef: yes that is a gambling problem, skilled poker player or not.
Rose Krouse: There are possibly underlying issues that are causing him to use ! marijuana and poker as an escape from dealing with his problem! s and he may need help to resolves them. If the relationship is over it may be difficult for you to provide the support he needs but a player who never cashes out is addicted to the game. Poker is a game of skill with an element of risk and he is not playing in a controlled manner using a correct bankroll formula for effective risk management or taking the necessary time to learn the skills and become a long term successful player. If he plays above his Bankroll he will lose all his money, that is a certainty. He will start chasing losses and eventually not even remember how much he has won or lost. A good poker player always uses software to track performance, if he is not using any software he is not in control of his game. It is perfectly possible to make a living from poker or use it as a secondary support income to a full time job. A lot of people do but they have put in the time to learn the necessary skills over a number of years. It is possible to start with a small! Bankroll of $100 and build it up over time and enjoy the game but poker must be built around work and family, not the other way round. I have coached numerous people with this apporoach and it works but if you put poker first without the skills it is a road to disaster. He is not a lost cause, but does need to take a step back and get some professional advice (both in poker and also personal issues I suspect). You have the option of trying to build the relationship again if he is willing to take a different path with you, or walking away and leave him to it....Show more
Simona Bulwinkle:
Robt Betker: is there a website where u play games or something and if u win the games u get a certain amount of points,and if u get enough points at the end of the week then u get a gift card? P.S:my friend told me the site i just forgot it
Violette Vanek: Hell yea i love this show i never get tired of it because you never know what is going to happen.
Randal Deya! rmond: preety awesome i would love to be on there but i would lose all ! my money cos i would be like ahh one more NO DEAL!
Hermina Ketring: 2
Ervin Laeger:
Emery Blando: Anyone who gambles with money they can't afford to lose may have a gambling problem, regardless of skill.In the second example, doesn't necessarily mean they have a gambling problem...they may simply be a thoughtless jerk.However, I agree with some of the others that this is likely just a troll. In case you really don't know what the term means (I suppose there are still newbies out there): http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=tro......Show more
Ninfa Aronica: JackAce has this one pegged perfectly.It wasn't strange enough that the "gambler" didn't pay his rent yet, so you had to make up a bit extra about a wife with a newborn.Go troll somewhere else....Show more
Tillie Wynott: How about if a person goes gambling and leaves his wife alone at home to care for their newborn 5 days after having a c-section? Is this a gambling problem, a bad ! decision or neither?
Roland Stampley: Just ask your friend again. . . Problem Solved!
Florencia Manolakis: Very possibly. Of course it could just mean they are irresponsible.Does the person do other things to avoid responsibility or is it just gambling? I think that would help to decide whether it's a gambling problem or just being a d*ckhead.
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Gilberto Cratin: Regardless of whether this is a trolling question or not, here is my opinion.........If someone plays with "non poker/entertainment" funds on a regular basis, that should be going to pay for necessities like food, rent, bills, etc. then they may have a problem. If they are, or are trying to be a professional player, then they may need to address their Bankroll management skills.If someone has no responsibilities of others, then doing this only affects them, and should be of lesser concern unless it is an established! pattern and is self harming. If they do have responsibilities for oth! ers, then it needs to be addressed quickly to determine if it is an isolated incident, or indicitive of a larger problem.As for the additional details portion. Assuming it is a first child or he is young, the stress of the new situation was probably the motivation to leave the wife and child alone. It is common to try and remove yourself from a stressful situation for awhile, and of itself is not a "bad decision" As long as it did not endanger the wife or child, it is neutral. If it becomes a habit often, it will probably cause problems in the relationship which need to be addressed through communication between them....Show more
Penelope Armond: It's very possible that the person has a gambling problem.It's more likely that you are a troll.
Felipa Nosis: Do the person pay his rent with the money he makes playing poker? That's the deciding factor. If a person gambles with money they cannot afford to lose, they may have a problem. If they make their living or! supplement their income with money they make playing poker, they most likely do not.And wanting to get out of your house when there's a 5 day old screaming baby in it is normal. If anything, that makes it less likely that he actually has a problem....Show more
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