How long you play poker per day?

romych007 · Feb 20, 2015

I play about 10-15 Sit en go on which I spend about 2 hours, and if the day is not very good then 5-6 tournaments

Frank Burnette · Feb 20, 2015

I liked the looks of this thread. My wife thinks I play online poker too much. Therefore, I let her read some posts in this thread, so she could see that I play about as much as most everyone else here (6 or 7 hours a day). However, after reading for a while, she remarked that all poker players must be somewhat addicted to the game. haha She's probably right!

I don't always play poker, but when I do... nah, I always play poker!

Stay addicted my friends!

SerbGangsta7 · Feb 21, 2015

I usually until I am too tired to make good moves.

MPaz_87 · Feb 23, 2015

I think that depends of the day Im in, if there are any important tournament. Otherwise I play between 4 and 8 hours per day, and if luck is on my side I can take it for another few more hours.

Alexsandr Kononov · Feb 23, 2015

I play five hourse in day, every day

Hemi06 · Feb 23, 2015

I play 4-6 Monday-Friday. 10-12 live on Saturday and 8-10 on Sunday.

titomurcia1214 · Feb 23, 2015

I play when I finish work and I'm not tired, tired playing for me is lost in your bank, you also have to exercise is good for poker because you relax, at least 4 hours per day depends

UhhWee · Feb 23, 2015

i play sngs after university for maybe 2-3 hours a day and on weekend some tournies for up to 10 hours, depends on deeprun

Gothams Son · Feb 23, 2015

I usually play about four poker tournaments per day, 2 of them are at the same time. How long I play per day just depends on how deep I run into those tournaments.

Juanes1913 · Feb 23, 2015

2-4 hours per day (sundays all day

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TJHERE136 · Feb 23, 2015

Play as much as I can

Most days its 4 tournies, some days all day but then take a break for a day or two. Cant stay away longer then that and need to play again for an extended period to feed the monster.

LeeCallaghan · Feb 23, 2015

I'm starting 4-8 hours for 5/6 days

solargarlic · Feb 23, 2015

I try to play at least 6 out of 7 days a week usually each session 5 to 6 hours. I figure the more you can play the better you will get. Try not to take to many long breaks I took one and it really hurt my game. Hope this helps and Good Luck!

Farseer · Feb 23, 2015

Play tournaments so time vary greatly... from 10 minutes to 12 hours. I really prefer short sessions to be around 4 hours (lots of turbos) and longer (especially Sunday sessions) to be 9+ hours to get good value for my investment (which is mainly time).

Ms_Fold_Alot · Feb 23, 2015

I play almost daily - around 3-12 hours per day depending on what games I'm playing

gmanp135 · Feb 23, 2015

not enough

I play a couple hours when I get up in the morning and three or four at night at least 4-5 times a week

eichroll · Feb 24, 2015

As long as I feel I am focused and playing my best game.

racorel · Feb 24, 2015

i think i play 5 or 6 hours per day

PhillipPaschal · Feb 24, 2015

I play approximately 4 to 5 hours per day.

bunetae1986 · Feb 25, 2015

I play every day 2-5 hours on mobile sometimes even more. Only tuesday and sunday. Thats my days for live tournament so this two days I am offline on pokerstars because I play live about 5-7 hours

Vox Populi · Feb 25, 2015

I usually wake up at 12am my time... Review a few videos like PAD (just random), take a shower, eat... then poker till 7am. Then come back at around noon. Its probably considered "unhealthy".

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