What Poker Can Teach Your Kids About Money

Discover how you can teach your kids valuable money skills using the game of poker! In this video, we'll walk you through three fun and age-appropriate phases to introduce poker to your children:
Learning the Basics: Start with simple card games to get them familiar with the deck and basic rules. It's a great way to develop number recognition and memory skills.
Introducing 5-Card Draw: As they grow, teach them 5-card draw poker without the pressure of betting. Focus on understanding different hands and making decisions based on what they have.
Exploring Texas Hold'em: For older kids ready for a challenge, delve into Texas Hold'em. Emphasize strategy and forward-thinking while keeping it fun with play chips or friendly stakes.
I'll also share my personal experience teaching my 5-year-old daughter, Kinga, who loves playing cards but is just starting to grasp the concepts. We'll discuss how these games can help your kids develop critical thinking, risk assessment, and emotional control-all essential money-smart habits!
Action Step: Choose a phase that suits your child's age and interest, and give it a try this week. Turn learning about money into a fun family activity!
Remember, the goal isn't to turn them into poker pros but to use the game as a tool to nurture financial confidence and savvy decision-making.
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[@melanieza8663]

I know maybe I'm wrong at this channel but before I teach my non existent kids to get rich, can you please teach me to get rich? Haha. I'm 28, already investing but far away from being financially free. I would be absolutely interested in what you invest your money. Or what would you recommend young people (or not so young anymore) to invest in? After that I can teach my children in my future. 😁

[@MiniMoneyMentors]

No problem, welcome. The best return on your investment is in your self. Education is key, then seek out mentorship. If you really want to be "rich" there are many books on that that I'll break down here as well... there is no secret, it's easy but not simple :D

[@melanieza8663]

@@MiniMoneyMentors thank you so much for your answer! I will educate myself and try my best. Thanks for your recommendations :)