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How much money does it take to become a poker pro?
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[QUOTE="VITOS, post: 5425274, member: 233267"] A professional poker player is a person who makes a living by playing. As a rule, such a person has no other job, and all his money he gets from the game. Many poker professionals sign contracts with poker rooms and also receive income from their advertising. First of all, you need to understand that the work of a professional poker player is hard work, not constant rest and entertainment, as shown to us in American films. You will have to devote your whole life to poker and You will have no other job than poker. Of course, now it seems to you a plus, but imagine for a moment that You do not know how to do anything but play poker. And, accordingly, for society You do not bring any benefit. Will it be pleasant for You to live with such a thought? In addition, you need to clearly understand how much money You need for a comfortable life, and where you plan to earn this money. If you do not live near any gaming area, it means that you will play poker over the Internet. It is best for these purposes to choose a large poker room, for example, PokerStars – it is always possible to find suitable opponents. And in conclusion I want to say the most important advice. If you try to become a professional in poker, then always correctly assess the risks and possible income from this idea. It is necessary to understand that You will have to spend a huge amount of time and nerves, and it is not necessarily that these costs will be repaid in full. Do not forget that in professional sports, success is achieved by a few, and in poker-even less. How many of Your friends players who constantly earn a game? And doctors, teachers, businessman, earning a “more traditional " activity? The same… [/QUOTE]
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