Hi, I dont..I play poker because I like it a lot.Of course,I would like to win any Spin&Go jackpot but I´m happy(and satisfied) every time I cash out some dollars from any of the poker sites I play in.
I don't play to get rich, but I would I would still play at the same low stakes if I were wealthy. But I couldn't get rich playing poker unlesss I tamed bankroll management. After about three years of playing online I became a net winning poker player up to 0.50/1.00, consistently building bankrolls $5 at a time, then I stupidly move up three or four levels and lose it all in 1/20th the time it took me to build it. I've been playing for 11 years and right now I'm back to playing freerolls bc I can't manage a bankroll, and I'm too cheap to put much more money in. Same thing with sports betting- I stay away from football and baseball, but have been net positive in terms of units, especially with in-game NBA bets, but I am terrible with bankroll management. I'll build up to about $500 then start placing $100 bets and within 4 or 5 days, or sooner, I'm busted due to variance.
Bottom line, I wouldn't trust myself to play poker for a living or to get rich, nor do I have the skills to play at a level where you could make a living. I'll bet 90% of players think they're going to get rich playing, but as we all know actually 90% lose money.
Now, the stock market on the other hand . . . .
Bottom line, I wouldn't trust myself to play poker for a living or to get rich, nor do I have the skills to play at a level where you could make a living. I'll bet 90% of players think they're going to get rich playing, but as we all know actually 90% lose money.
Now, the stock market on the other hand . . . .
Absolutely. I love the game and having a big bankroll would mean virtually no pressure to play.
If you maintain sensible goals and expenditures - i.e. expect an ROI, keep buy-ins at a modest level and don't go venturing into 100K high rollers- then what would be the downside?
Your game would likely improve as you could afford to open your ranges take more chances than you do with a tighter bankroll. If you found yourself failing, simple, drop down a level or two, decrease the buy ins. Not rocket science, just personal discipline...but I would rather implement that from a flushed financial point of view than not.
If you maintain sensible goals and expenditures - i.e. expect an ROI, keep buy-ins at a modest level and don't go venturing into 100K high rollers- then what would be the downside?
Your game would likely improve as you could afford to open your ranges take more chances than you do with a tighter bankroll. If you found yourself failing, simple, drop down a level or two, decrease the buy ins. Not rocket science, just personal discipline...but I would rather implement that from a flushed financial point of view than not.
I play because I love this game, if I were a millionaire I would still play because thanks to this game I met very good people and friends who taught me new things about the game, poker is like life you always keep learning nonstop
Why do I play poker?
Good morning everyone.
That is one of the reasons.
I follow the twitch of a player who plays $ 109 Mtt, has a profit in 2019 of over $ 55,000. He says he plays poker for money only.
I love playing poker, I want to learn to play poker on a professional level, everyday game.
I have placed an order for all my withdrawals and deposits and am profitable at $ 162.
Good morning everyone.
That is one of the reasons.
I follow the twitch of a player who plays $ 109 Mtt, has a profit in 2019 of over $ 55,000. He says he plays poker for money only.
I love playing poker, I want to learn to play poker on a professional level, everyday game.
I have placed an order for all my withdrawals and deposits and am profitable at $ 162.
Is not about money. Excitement in the spirit of competition. I'm not an athlete and I never have been. Me do not Shine any Olympic games and Championships. But I can and will participate in poker tournaments. It is they who can give me the emotions that I lack
There is nothing better than to be the first in a major tournament. Emotions are everything! I'm here for them!
There is nothing better than to be the first in a major tournament. Emotions are everything! I'm here for them!
