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"I've asked many of my friends why they like playing Texas Hold'em poker. Some play because it's popular in their professional circles, and they follow the ""if you play, I play"" logic. Others might be drawn to the thrill and sensory excitement. Some even believe it's a way to understand human nature, to observe different personality traits and psychological reactions in various situations.
Upon closer observation, I've noticed that many of these players come from the financial or investment industry. They tend to have a strong investment mindset, high levels of education, and are part of the high-income elite. Many of the strategic principles in Texas Hold'em poker overlap with those in stock investments. Both games have simple and understandable rules, strong elements of fun and unpredictability, and are challenging for intellect and mindset. They involve playing games based on incomplete information.
So, the popularity of Texas Hold'em poker isn't surprising at all. However, when comparing it to blackjack, I personally prefer blackjack. It's simpler and easier to play. It's a game of ""you bet if you want, and you don't bet if you don't want,"" keeping it straightforward. But today, it seems my luck isn't on my side!" |
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