It depends on a lot of factors like age and health and how much fun you have playing poker and what you play cash sng or mtt. With cash and sng you can limit yourself to about 3 hours, but when it comes to mtt then this is only possible if you are satisfied with just itm. But if you want to reach the ft then this can take much longer than just 3 hours. That's why you should choose carefully what you want to play so that you can deal with the passage of time. But there is nobody who can tell you how long it is best to play because everyone has their own needs and therefore everyone has to find out for themselves how long playing poker is good for them. And you should only play poker for that long
I find that the most common playing time is 2-3 hours for beginners. Then, as you gain experience, you can stretch 4 hours. And, therefore, when you are sure that you can play for 7-9 hours. But it plays mostly regular poker earnings.
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I usually play 5 hours a day. In my opinion, one session should optimally be 8 hours, no more. But you also need to take into account the physiological characteristics of your own body and never force yourself to play by force.
I usually play 5 hours a day. In my opinion, one session should optimally be 8 hours, no more. But you also need to take into account the physiological characteristics of your own body and never force yourself to play by force.
I have the same feeling, but I know I'm wrong in that thought, because what determines winning in poker is volume, so the more volume we have the more profitable we become. But unfortunately I can't have the volume necessary to consider myself profitable.
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You should be making 1 bb per half hour at least. if not what is the point of putting in all the time. playing tired is the worst thing in poker. On the other hand, if you have a good read on the table, are dominating, and there are a couple of fish. stay till you clean them out.
You should be making 1 bb per half hour at least. if not what is the point of putting in all the time. playing tired is the worst thing in poker. On the other hand, if you have a good read on the table, are dominating, and there are a couple of fish. stay till you clean them out.
I also noticed that the best results are obtained in the first hours of the game from one to three hours, this is of course in a cash game, in tournaments, as you understand, time goes completely differently.
Probably this is due to your physical and psychological condition, after a few hours of playing, general fatigue affects and your level of play worsens.
Probably this is due to your physical and psychological condition, after a few hours of playing, general fatigue affects and your level of play worsens.
I typically play three to six hours a day, broken up into two or three sessions. Any more than that and I start feeling burned out, but that's just me. I'm beyond my prime so if you're young and healthy with plenty of vigor, then go for it. Extend the playing time while you're winning, quit when you're losing and return after a good rest.arashsgr said:
Good afternoon.I dont like that my poker sesdions last many hours , especially during the night.I enjoy more playing in the afternoons .WhenI play more hours I feel tired and can make some mistakes.That is why,I put an end to the session when I feel that way
from 3-5 hours of playing poker is considered the norm if you play more, you will get tired and you will lose less it’s not even worth playing you need to play from 3-5 hours a day, this is enough to increase your profitarashsgr said:
Play as long as you have free of commitments. I play 5 or 6 hours when I'm free but it is recommended to play one tournament per day if you are worried that you are too involved in the game and take away important things from your life. Look for balance and enjoy because Poker gives you joy, especially when we win!
I think it varies from person to person, because some people like (spingo) 1vs2, it ends almost immediately, it's worth pushing until we become profitable and set a certain amount, so that when we reach it, the poker is over, and there is, who likes cash games. it is still worth pushing as long as we are profitable. and most players participate in long tournaments with multiple participants (turbo or normal), I can advise that there is no set number of hours of poker recommended, pay attention, play poker in any tournament until the balance goes below. and as long as your leisure permits, if you are profitable, fix an amount, and when you reach it, relax. and continue on another day.
