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[QUOTE="redboy23, post: 6446110, member: 384323"]
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 [URL='https://www.cardschat.com/forum/poker-goals-challenges-and-wins-46/zero-builder-poker-challenge-506172/']Zero Bankroll Builder Challenge[/URL]. Feel free to subscribe and set a goal or start your own thread. :geek:

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.  (n)

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. (y)

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. :cool:
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