Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="rvnhss, post: 6841225, member: 1013532"]
Hi [USER=1029755]@Alex17[/USER]

Yes it is possible for ordinary people to become poker professionals.  However, it is a grind. Nothing is guaranteed.

Online you have fast paced games, you can multi-table but computer based RNG can be rough and it seems to flip continuously on the turn and river.

I’ve heard that the most successful online players spend hours searching for the right tables to play at. One with a loose recreational players that like throwing money around. But even then, they could get lucky and wipe you out.

Online is easier to relocate though. You can live in a country with lower cost of living so you don’t have to win as much to pay bills. But then you’ve just moved away from friends and family.

Live poker can be easier, if you’re good at reading people. You can see who is more there for fun than winning. Who’s been drinking the most etc. But you won’t play as many hands. The times that most people are there will be after hours so your “work” schedule will take time to get used to.

In general, it’s doable, but it would be a very stressful lifestyle. It would be good to have a sizeable bankroll to start with too.
[/QUOTE]

Verification

Search

Reply to thread

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site

Follow us