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Would it be good to teach the children to play poker?
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[QUOTE="Veralt, post: 6906535, member: 1031609"] I believe a child can play poker just like they can play anything else; the problem lies in how they approach it and how poker is presented to them. Obviously, a minor shouldn't play for money, but if they perceive it that way, it can be dangerous. I feel that getting involved in a game where you can both win or lose money, especially for a young person without the necessary foundations, can be complicated. Additionally, most young people see things in an unrealistic way, and they might end up sacrificing a lot for the pursuit of something solely for the possibility of making money. It's better for them to have fun at that age instead of worrying about such matters. However, if it comes from them and they enjoy playing, I don't see a problem. [/QUOTE]
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