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[QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 2000489, member: 71146"]
If your motivation for playing poker at is to get rich, then you're in the wrong game.

Time, effort, work ethic is what makes someone "rich" playing poker. Most don't just look for ways of making money, stumble across poker with the aim of grinding poker from the micros and up purely to get rich.

For example, the "best" in the world or even just people who earn 100k per year playing don't start playing poker for money. They all started playing with friends, enjoyed the game, played the micros..purely out of enjoyment, gradually over months/years started working more on game theory and all aspects of poker because they enjoyed studying/playing/learning. They then realized after x-amount of years or whatever the case was, they was actually making a lot of money from what they [B]enjoyed[/B] doing so decided to focus on making money because they have love and passive for the game, not just driven by $$$.

You have to have passive and a love for the game and actually enjoy playing it. OP, you seem to basically just be playing poker for getting a rich only scheme mentality. With the mentality of wanting to get rich from a quick way through poker..is just not the case and if that's how you feel, then I'm afraid it's highly unlikely to happen.

If you're driven with $$$ in your eyes in anything not just poker, you're much more unlikely to succeed than someone who is driven by love or desire for that particular thing.
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