Do you play poker every day?

zc13expert · Nov 16, 2020

Sometimes I wonder if I am the only non-professional player who does not stop playing, I am a visious to many, but this game is my passion to the point that it is difficult not to play on a single day of the year and when I say that I I mean that until December 31st at 11:30 am I was fighting to get some pokerstars points to opt for a bonus. Am I a gambler? possibly but the truth is that I love this game, it hurts that I could not dedicate myself to it as a professional

Mahdi · Nov 16, 2020

Are you a gambler? it depends on how you play
if you take your chances mostly then yes you are, if you learn and improve then not, it's a hobby

Airles17 · Nov 16, 2020

do you consider yourself profitable?
If so, why not professionalize?

Rob Hobson · Nov 16, 2020

I play every day.

Takoyaki · Nov 16, 2020

Played yesterday, playing today and I will play tomorrow! I play micro limits and still make a lot of mistakes. So, there is room to grow and learn. I can control my time, I have the means and I enjoy the game. It's not my work, so I guess I play for fun.

iwont20 · Nov 16, 2020

I used to play a lot, but it's over a year as I somewhat lost my passion or what.. Not sure what has influenced me, but this year I rarely play and when I do - I even more rarely am able to take it seriously enough

I guess, it's part of life - do whatever makes you happy and excited and when it's no more, move on

MrPokerVerse · Nov 16, 2020

I did the first 12 years of playing. Now it is couple times a month with short table SnG.

mountainfox · Nov 16, 2020

No, I don't play poker everyday. That would be too much. I like to play a few times a week.

pvenditto88 · Nov 16, 2020

I play poker every other day i'd say or whenever i'm not on tilt.

Shrops · Nov 16, 2020

Yes

Yes, I do play poker everyday.

VVi10 · Nov 16, 2020

I think, the question is not if you play every day, but if you play every time with focus, concentration and to win, if it´s 2 days, or every day, doesn´t matter.

Sschafell · Nov 16, 2020

yes I play every day, I am passionate about poker and sometimes I try to stay without playing for a period, more and very difficult!

johnmaltz19 · Nov 16, 2020

Yeah absolutely, I have a specific time everyday when I have to play. When I say play I really can't be disturb and I put myself to it.

Alizona · Nov 16, 2020

Yes I play every day but I'm retired so what else would I do with all those hours in my day except play poker?!

Some days I play more than others. Some days I don't feel like putting any of my bankroll at risk, I learned long ago that I should only play when I'm "into it"... so on those kind of days, I jump onto my Poker Stars account and just use the play chips (we Americans are still banned by our own damn government from playing on Poker Stars for real money). Play chip poker is a blast, there's no anxiety or upset, if I lose to a bad beat I just shrug and smile.

ryknow666 · Nov 16, 2020

i play everyday almost one tournament

florestaftw · Nov 16, 2020

zc13expert said:
Sometimes I wonder if I am the only non-professional player who does not stop playing, I am a visious to many, but this game is my passion to the point that it is difficult not to play on a single day of the year and when I say that I I mean that until December 31st at 11:30 am I was fighting to get some pokerstars points to opt for a bonus. Am I a gambler? possibly but the truth is that I love this game, it hurts that I could not dedicate myself to it as a professional

I try to play every day, but sometimes I can't.

black and · Nov 17, 2020

In general, I play poker at least 4 days a week, about 3-4 hours a day. Sometimes I take short breaks, for a few days, to regain strength and increase concentration. I believe that poker should bring joy and not tire.

CERRATO505 · Nov 17, 2020

I play every day, it became a routine for me

roberto51 · Nov 17, 2020

I play a few hours a day on a strict schedule. Sometimes I play at three different poker rooms at the same time on three different media. For example PC on PS, laptop on PokerKing and mobile on Unibet.

redmast · Nov 17, 2020

I play poker almost every day. But no more than 2-3 hours, otherwise poker will bother me and then I can quit playing. This has happened to me in other games. It's just like overeating some product and then hating it.

Johnny78B · Nov 17, 2020

Thanks to Coronavirus I am playing poker every day since march. Because we shut down drilling operation on the oilfield, so I stuck at home and have a time to play every day. When I am at the field I do not play for 2 weeks every month.

dartwind · Nov 17, 2020

black and said:
In general, I play poker at least 4 days a week, about 3-4 hours a day. Sometimes I take short breaks, for a few days, to regain strength and increase concentration. I believe that poker should bring joy and not tire.

I am just like you except when I do play it is usually eight, or more, hours. But I do need time off to clear the brain and power up.

ramdon p358 · Nov 17, 2020

I can stop playing for a few days and nothing happens. I have always said that it does not matter how much time you spend playing as long as they do not cause problems with the family

korbal29 · Nov 17, 2020

I work everyday and manage to play poker also every day, hoping to supplement my income but unfortunaetly i find my self more donating than anything else

daniel888 · Nov 17, 2020

I don't play poker everyday, just playing when I feel I am ready. I often spend other days to relax, watch videos or read books.

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