Chebchoub said:
If you play poker every day, what are the pros and cons of playing poker every day?
Hello there,
Poker is a game of probability and requires a long run to see the effect of the
odds and percentages. That's mathematics for you.
Frequency can put the odds in your favour - I used to play one freeroll on Cardschat out of every twenty in a week and not much happened over the first two years. Recently, I started playing seven to fourteen out of about twenty as I learn, study and apply at the tables and in about two months, I have grown a
bankroll of about $60+. Check out my
Zero Bankroll Builder Challenge. Feel free to subscribe and set a goal or start your own thread.
The con; you can burn out, negatively affect your health, go bankrupt or become addicted if you do not have the right approach to the game and healthy daily routines.
The pros; you develop your skill, enjoy the fulfillment from playing, grow an additional income source, invest in a profession and increase your chances of winning tournaments or cash games.
Find the right balance that works for you and enjoy the learning curve - an investment of time is a must to enjoy the possible financial benefits of playing poker.
Have fun and see you at the tables.
