The B2B poker events present the view of successful poker players on the process of decision making and optimal risk/reward consideration. As entertaining and moderated poker games, the events are equally suitable for beginners and poker players... with experience. At the poker table, you will experience plenty of fun and gain surprising insights into the mindset of a poker player.
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Positive aspects:
The change in group dynamics.
Getting to know the other participants on a playful yet goal-oriented level.
Learning new ways of thinking about playing poker, estimation, risk analysis, opportunity analysis, decision making.
The moderation at the table was very entertaining. We laughed a lot and also learned new and interesting things about the game of poker. Thank you very much for the varied evening.
Great event, laughed a lot and learned a lot. I would never have thought how much tactics and calculation are required to play poker well. It was an insight into a completely different world. Away from gambling in the back room, towards strategic play.
It was interesting to realize that poker does have strategic aspects and that you should not be looking for a quick win, but should act with a longer-term orientation.
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