Do you think it's possible to play poker without any competitiveness?

[Mike_25]

Playing poker without any competitiveness would be an odd sight, I reckon! Poker is built on competition, trying to outplay your opponents and earn their chips. Without that drive to win, most folks wouldn't have any interest in the game.
So while a complete lack of competitiveness may be unrealistic, approaching poker with a more recreational and social spirit is certainly possible. Bringing people, play money, and lightheartedness into the game will always temper the worst excesses of competition.

 

[Dallax]

It is possible to play poker without any competitiveness. In fact, there are many people who play poker for the social aspect of the game, rather than the money. This means that you are not playing to win money, but simply to enjoy the game. You can do this by playing with friends or family, or by playing in a free online poker game. This means that the house is providing the chips and the money, so you are not risking any of your own money.

 

[cherrylarry]

It is of utmost importance to take note that poker unequivocally constitutes a highly competitive game. The very essence of poker encompasses participants diligently endeavoring to outwit and outmaneuver their adversaries with the ultimate goal of securing financial gain or valuable rewards.