rickypr18
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What is an acceptable/excellent amount of buy-ins won per day or per hour, if you're trying to be a professional poker player?
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in my opinion it would have to be a consistent amount of money that pays the bills and at the same time also pays you a wage each and every week whilst always having a sustainable bankroll to continue to earn more and more.
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Thats way too short term.
I would be looking at a monthly target to account for variance. Or rather a target for monthly hours played, and let the income follow.
Totally depends on your living expenses so you need to decide for yourself.
I would be looking at a monthly target to account for variance. Or rather a target for monthly hours played, and let the income follow.
Totally depends on your living expenses so you need to decide for yourself.
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make money more regularly during the month and weekly
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Everybody have it's own price. It depends of cjuntry where they live, prices on food and housekeeping. I think that 3000$ per month will give you all possibilities to live good in Ukraine.
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I would think it depends on price of living In your area and how much you need for bills and money to have
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as much as u can
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rickypr18 said:
Typically you'd refer to a winrate (on cash tables) in bb/100 (how many bb's won per 100 hands). Winrates (for winning players) become much lower as you move up in buyin levels (5bb/100 would be an easily sustainable winrate in the micros but probably impossible at higher limits).
I'm not sure what are considered as acceptable (or 'excellent') winrates for each level online or live. I'm sure others will know for certain.