I've been playing poker for about 15 years, but for a large part of that time I only played a few hours a day, mostly micro-stakes cash games and freerolls.
I've been playing poker for about 8 years. Over that time I've learned a lot, but I'm still improving because poker is a game where you never stop learning.
I’ve been playing poker for about 20 years, mostly online and in home games with friends. I’ve seen the game evolve quite a bit over the years, but I still enjoy the challenge and the constant learning.
I've been playing since I was a kid, probably since I was around 15, mostly with family and friends just for fun. So yeah, I've been playing for quite a long time, and you slowly improve as you keep playing.
playing for more than more than 50 years . and it is much harder to win nowadays ( big rake hurts in live casinos , books , coaches training courses available for whoever wants to study , all kind of ways to get an unfair edge online ).it's called 'poker on steroids' now .