How Do You Find the Time for Poker?

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I am done with everything else. So main activity is poker, if that's the priority, you have time for it anytime.
 
when i come back from the service i spend most of the time playing poker
 
Retired.

Any time is good. I am retired. And I have a lot of time available to play.
 
Thanks again for all the great replies. I read them all. You are right mclay, we all like poker, and we all find the time to play poker. It's like a magnet, so on many days, I want to break away from the time I set to play. Like Friday, I played later than normal and didn't do very well. But I sure didn't put much money out there. GL today you all
 
I have a free schedule for poker, if at any moment there is an important tournament or some event, I am always at the start
 
In general, people always find time for things they enjoy. When someone tells you they don't have time for something, it's definitely because that thing is not in the top of their priority list.
Working people cannot have enough time to play much poker. Only part time workers or retirees can afford playing long hours, not to mention the pros of course.
We face choices through out our lives, so we sacrifice some activities in order to enjoy others....
 
Thanks for the replies you two. I read them both. I only played from 12pm until 5pm yesterday, as I always do, but I felt like I had played 12 hours. I actually lost the freeroll on purpose. I was just to tired to play it. So I call that is finding to much time to play. GL today
 
Hi again.

This is a question about something that fits here. Do you ever feel like you have found to much time to play? I sure do. And it always seems to turn out to be a losing battle. But I know when I get tired, I should stop. The other day, I played in 3 or 4 MTTs and got no where, except with less money. GL you all
 
It's more about making time than finding time for me. Carving out blocks or periods and saying, thus is what I want to do during this time, and then following through.
 
For example, here in Costa Rica, the pandemic has left us with little work, so apart from the fact that I love poker, I play daily until I get an opportunity at my job, I have to take advantage of time, every day is the same ,, and one day do not stand up to another ,,, Yesterday is past and today, we will live it to the fullest ,, to whom one way or another we dedicate time to the game, and now I combine it with cardschat that It has been very beneficial to me, very grateful to everyone ,,, luck and take time ,,, there is only one life ,, make the most of it, whatever you do.
 
Hi again

I had to find a lot of time to play yesterday. I played at MTT that started at 3:45pm and it lasted until 10:30pm. OMG I was so tired. Anyway, GL to you all

Thanks for the replies you guys. I read them all. I didn't see them until I had posted the above. GL
 
hello

luckily I have full time and I can play when I want that gives me the chance to perfect my game greetings
 
I have some health things going on and am not really working much at the moment. Poker has been a great distraction for me and I guess it is nice to have free time to play.
 
I was unemployed with this for a long time but now I'm back to work and I have no time to participate more in this forum
 
I usually let the day go as it will. At night when I am no longer occupied and am looking for some excitement and it does not take away from family time, I am in.
 
FoxMS said:
Sometimes, finding time to play is very difficult. I am married and have two daughters, so I usually have a lot of household chores. But on average, I play 3-4 days a week, in the evenings, after work.
well I am 76 and I play poker all day long and my wife plays the slots what a great marriage. The kids are gone.
 
For me, poker is my main job, so i always find the time for this.

And when playing freerolls, i usually either study poker books or watch movies. It turns out more interesting, more useful and allows you to play tighter when i read ))
 
Thanks for the new replies you all. This is a bad time for our country, and I don't know if that's one of the main reasons for many people to have so much time on their hands. The unemployment rate is high I know. Anyway, GL to you all
 
chuckycheese said:
well I am 76 and I play poker all day long and my wife plays the slots what a great marriage. The kids are gone.


I agree. You really have all the conditions to become a professional player. In my opinion, there are no age limits for playing poker.
 
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