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[QUOTE="john_entony, post: 7039200, member: 1020707"]
Improves concentration, the brain better analyzes players' actions depending on their position at the table and stack size. Smoking weed is a safe antidepressant, without physical and psychological addiction (I studied it on myself: I smoked 7 days in a row, then didn't smoke 300 days without any consequences for my body and my mind), as well as without hangovers. But the main problem for many people is the desire to experience stronger emotions, as a result people move on to heavier drugs. In my case weed helped me to stop nicotine addiction and alcohol addiction. I haven't used nicotine and strong alcohol for more than 10 years (I can afford not more than 1 liter of light beer sometimes). But anyone who smokes weed will tell you not to even think about starting to smoke. Unfortunately, I have seen a lot of tragic aftermath among my family and friends. So you don't need to start smoking weed to get better at poker. No one needs to do that!
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