Recently, financial magazine, Kiplinger, to realize their aim to draw a parallel between the world of high stakes and the world of finance, on their pages placed a series of interesting articles on the subject. Pocket cards the player can be a good analogue of the right investments, where the decision to buy / sell rate or / fold is driven and community cards, opening one by one.

One of the most interesting ideas embodied in a magazine article Kiplinger, owned by Bob Frick, who concluded that the control over emotions – a vital skill for players in both directions, and the poker game helps players learn to exchange control their emotions and not fall into the trap and awkward situations, if any, appear.

Frick recalls saying Daniel Negreanu ‘emotional stability and control – is a key skill in investment and poker. ” As claimed by the financier, only a few hours of poker a player takes a few dozen decisions that are inherent only in the financial sector.

Frick also concludes that the five most important issues of poker players, again drawing a parallel with the financial sphere. According to the analyst, it is greed, arrogance, self-pity, thought patterns and the persecution of losers.

Bob Frick, well-known financier, spoke about how interconnected gambling and poker. The article was a very exciting and interesting – we offer you some excerpts from it. The problem of self-interest, according to the Frick, is that “seeing the possibility of a big win, we tend to forget about logic in the way of him.”

The danger of self-confidence was well explained once Vanessa Rousso, who said: “… in the tournament when I win a series of hands, I begin to relax and take more risks.”

As for compassion, the Frick said that “heavy losses awaken in us a feeling of pity; it can knock you off balance for an indefinite period of time.”

Patterns of thought – it is a long and unhappy marriage with big pocket pairs, which often ends in divorce in an uncoordinated board. The same can be said that the thirst for prosecution losing players, we forget about any sense.