Do you think that anyone can make money playing poker, even if they have no experience ?

pavel1111111 · May 16, 2023

in poker evrything is posible

, so why not ....the hard part is after you win how you manage and improve your game and bankrolll

nelomec · May 16, 2023

Falai_san said:
I am waiting to read your answers and opinions on the subject

of course not, poker like everything else, requires effort, knowledge, and consistency, everyone can win one or two low tournaments without experience, a sit&go, sin&go..... but making money without experience is unlikely.

A kiravio · May 16, 2023

nelomec said:
of course not, poker like everything else, requires effort, knowledge, and consistency, everyone can win one or two low tournaments without experience, a sit&go, sin&go..... but making money without experience is unlikely.

you will definitely lose a lot before you realize it was pure luck

NightStalker · May 16, 2023

With no experience... only if you have a lot of luck.

black and · May 16, 2023

Falai_san said:
I am waiting to read your answers and opinions on the subject

It can, of course, but not for very long. 1, 2, 3 days is possible, but more, unlikely. In order to make money stably, experience, skill and patience are needed.

Jamil · May 16, 2023

Poker requires experience, there is no free money!!

TerryBLE · May 16, 2023

I think so, but maintaining this for a long period without the necessary experience, no.

drinker · May 16, 2023

Falai_san said:
I am waiting to read your answers and opinions on the subject

I think a player without experience can win money, but luck is necessary. If your experience will always be with you, then today's luck is there, tomorrow's is gone.

SopianaeExtra · May 17, 2023

hobojim1247 said:
Kind of a rediculous question but i will answer it with a question. Can an inexperienced person make money as a plumber, electrician or chef? how about a surgeon?

Yes. Exactly once.

Edu1 · May 17, 2023

SopianaeExtra said:
Absolutely not.

why not?

Jamil said:
Poker requires experience, there is no free money!!

freerolls is what?

SopianaeExtra · May 18, 2023

Edu1 said:
why not?

You can be lucky once, twice, but just not all the time.

Poker Orifice · May 18, 2023

gena31 said:
Playing poker is not a type of income. Even the most famous poker players have a main job

False.

10gerka · May 18, 2023

I think that experience is something that also helps you to improve day by day, but what will always help you is your constant preparation.

Gh0stL · May 18, 2023

Hi, I think depend only in luck is very difficult, you need learn strategies, practice a lot, manage your bankroll, selfcontrol and improve your skill to play poker.

blackjack_mari · May 18, 2023

corks. its calls luck

juan1579 · May 18, 2023

if you play correctly if you can win

not having experience does not mean you should play badly

ENRIQUE23977 · May 18, 2023

There are many ways to answer your question. The truth is that everything depends on many aspects, the size of the tournament, the type of bets (micros, freerolls, low, medium), the speed (Turbo, Hyper, Normal, Slow), the type (Sit&Go, MTT).
It depends a lot on the player's experience, if he doesn't have any experience I don't think he will reach 1st place in a tournament, since sooner or later he will fall against another better player. Of course, not all levels are the same, since micro bets are not the same as low and medium bets. Each level has its difficulty.
If a player wants to be a winner, he must study many aspects of the game and it requires a lot of patience for at least 5 hours that a normal internet tournament lasts, because sometimes the big tournaments take up to two days with thousands of players and then it is really difficult. get to the top.

I think it's easier to win money in tournaments with few players.

aurora1207 · Jun 12, 2023

It's important to note that poker is a skill-based game that requires knowledge, strategy, and practice to be consistently successful. Luck does play a role in the short term, but over the long run, skill and decision-making ability are the determining factors.

istbno · Jun 13, 2023

Making money from poker with no prior experience is highly unlikely. Poker is a complex game that requires skill, knowledge, and experience to consistently win over the long term. Here are a few reasons why it's challenging to make money from poker without experience:

Skill Gap: Experienced players who have dedicated time to studying and improving their poker skills have a significant advantage over beginners. They understand poker strategy, hand reading, position play, and other important concepts that can give them an edge. Without experience, it is difficult to compete with skilled players.
Learning Curve: Poker has a steep learning curve. It takes time to understand the nuances of the game, develop strategies, and learn how to make profitable decisions in various situations. Expecting to make money right away without investing time in learning and practice is unrealistic.
Bankroll Management: Proper bankroll management is crucial in poker. It involves understanding how much money you can afford to risk and managing your funds appropriately to minimize the impact of losses. Without experience, it's challenging to determine the appropriate bankroll size and effectively manage it.
Variance and Luck: Poker involves an element of luck, and in the short term, luck can have a significant impact on results. Even skilled players experience variance, which refers to the natural fluctuations in poker outcomes. Without experience, it can be challenging to handle and overcome the downswings that are a normal part of the game.

While it is theoretically possible to have a lucky run and win money in the short term without experience, it is not a reliable or sustainable approach to making money from poker. To have a better chance at long-term profitability, it's essential to invest time in learning the game, studying strategy, gaining experience through playing, and continuously improving your skills.

If you are interested in playing poker and potentially making money from it, approach it as a long-term endeavor that requires dedication, continuous learning, and a willingness to invest the necessary time and effort. Start with low-stakes games, focus on improving your skills, and manage your bankroll responsibly.

Kurchina · Jun 13, 2023

No. I mean, maybe you can make a bit of money if you're super lucky, but you'd lose it pretty quickly.

19aleks57 · Jun 13, 2023

In poker, in addition to skill, there is luck, which plays a decisive role in getting into the money.

nameless · Jun 13, 2023

Well ofcourse u can won a tournament playing bad with a lot of luck but winning in a long run is not possible saying from my own experience

ElScorcho008 · Jun 13, 2023

Agility will always win out in a long term situation. You could get lucky and win your first tournament ever, but without skill it isn't likely to happen often

Kerasuss28 · Jun 13, 2023

SopianaeExtra said:
Absolutely not.

I think it’s possible, the system can give you a upswing in the beginning

Kerasuss28 · Jun 13, 2023

louuu19 said:
Definitely! In the short run luck is a big factor playing poker, you can win your very first cash games sessions or get payed on your first tourneys, but to win on the long run without improving your game is quite impossible

Im thinking eggzakt the same way, long run is difficult , but in beginning you can win a lot

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