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Message: [QUOTE="Anamembu, post: 6729334, member: 382827"] It's great to hear your thoughts on poker and gambling. It's true that many players have considered trying both forms of gambling, and some even combine them. You've wondered about the common denominator between them and the differences. To start, excitement is definitely a common factor. Both poker and gambling provide that thrill that many enjoy. They offer the opportunity to find that adrenaline rush in daily life. It's understandable that after leaving poker, it was difficult for you to imagine life without some form of excitement. Another notable similarity is the flexibility in terms of time and space. Poker allows you to play whenever and wherever you want, while gambling can be tailored to breaks between seasons and the number of events you prefer. This flexibility is definitely a key advantage of poker. As for the differences, poker offers a wide variety of variants such as hold'em, Omaha, MTT, CIS, and more. On the other hand, gambling can provide you with not only the results of sports events but also a variety of options, such as handicaps, totals, and even the number of corners in a match. Both games have their charm and can add color to your free time. Ultimately, both poker and gambling are not just boring pastimes, but they can be an integral part of your life if approached intelligently to meet your gaming needs. Some have even managed to turn them into a profession. That decision depends on each individual, and everyone has the right to choose whether they want to pursue it professionally or not. In summary, it's difficult to pinpoint the exact similarities and differences between poker and gambling. However, what matters is that if you approach them intelligently and they fulfill your gaming needs, they can become a valuable part of your life. [/QUOTE]

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