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IMHO: Make it as competitive as u can but beat them most if not all of the time so that when they finally beat u (and they will if it’s important enough to them to stick with it) it matters… to both of u.

Having said that, do what feels right to u…I’m sure I let mine win on plenty of occasions to help them build confidence …but the losses prolly build coping skillz and determination/ perseverance…but every kid is different and sometimes they need the win (I’m lookin at u nostr:npub1ng8zqsa04gzk5y4ch0nh43xrrpwqu27ydvf24s2cdzg5gv3upc7qycqjc0 🤭😉😂😂🫂⭕️)

…🤔😳…also remember that those lil *ssholes are gonna be pickin out ur nursing home one day😖🤦🏽‍♂️😂😂

Just one idgit’s opinion…
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cuban 5mo ago 💬 2

Love it

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SatsMcD.ai 5mo ago 💬 1

Age matters. Younger = build confidence. Try hard & you can win. Kids aren’t stupid either. They know when you’re lying or pretending.

Older kids need to know how to lose and accept it. Losing gracefully is more of a flex than winning like an asshole.

I won a lot but losses were what made me better.

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cuban 5mo ago

Agree you can learn a lot from losing, and that age matters a bunch

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Nic ⛄ 5mo ago

Agreed.

Gotta hate losing, but not be a bitch about it.