Fortunately, I never had to do such a thing because I grew up in a huge family, where almost every single one of my uncles.As well as both of my parents and all my siblings have played poker.Thankfully, I was brought up in a respectful household, but also a household that knew the value of a good poker player.Not only can you gain a lot of knowledge from poker about the actual game, but in my experience playing poker.My whole life has taught me a lot of core values that I extend in my everyday life
Wow, that's very interesting. It's a completely different story in your situation because it's very clear that you had a family which is rooted well in the culture of playing poker. There's no way they wouldn't be doing enough to put you on the right track on how to play successfully.
Have a good foundation is very good when it playing poker because with your family being the ones that introduced playing poker to you, it means you have enough support and knowledge backing your growth and development.
Your sister would understand easily when being explained to what playing poker is all about unlike your parents. They might think you're getting involved in an illegal activities.
As long as you're very smart in how you play, there's nothing for your parents to worry about. It's those players whom are very erratic that would have their family members panic when they find out their son is playing poker. Such people might sell their stuffs to raise money just to play more.
I know so many people whom their life principles is totally against any form of gambling and that's probably the situation you're in. There's nothing wrong in choosing not to gamble because most people into it aren't that successful.
It's a very common thing for most African homes especially if your parents are the religious type. They're going to start preaching the gospel to just to make a point about what you're doing being a sin.
