How Much Time Do You Spend on Poker Daily? ⏰🃏

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pentazepam said:
I hope you are a professional poker player and earn a lot of money. Otherwise, I would recommend getting a job.

I study for maybe one hour a week. I play for 2-3 hours a day while working on other online tasks.
You can do that without being distracted? I am noticeably better when I focus solely on the game, dull thought that can be.
 
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about 4 to 6 hours on the days I play
 
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Some days are different from others. Sometimes, I can play for up to 10 hours, and sometimes it's hard to find even an hour of free time. It all depends on work. But overall, I think I play at least 25-30 hours a week.
 
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Dushka said:
Настолько обычно, насколько это возможно. Этот месяц почти тихий.
Well, thank God grant you peace, we are waiting for the war to end, playing poker and enjoying life) have you been playing poker for a long time?)
 
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PokerRetreat said:
You can do that without being distracted? I am noticeably better when I focus solely on the game, dull thought that can be.
I used to play 4-6 fast 6-max tables at my peak "pro career" online (2003-20013). Now I just play 1-3 tables of very low stakes or freerolls for fun and relaxation. In especially the Replay freerolls, the players are so SLOW that I can almost take a nap between the hands. I'm not 100% concentrated on the game, of course - but I'm not grinding online for money anymore. Besides that, the games are MUCH harder over 10NLH - in Sweden, we don't get any rakeback, bonuses, or other free stuff on the licensed sites, so I don't feel like giving them my business just to earn maybe a couple of hundred dollars a month.
 
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I try to stay a maximum of 8 hours a day (of course if I get a straight this increases), but on the weekend this increases a lot because there are more opportunities.
 
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Pitonealal said:
Well, thank God grant you peace, we are waiting for the war to end, playing poker and enjoying life) have you been playing poker for a long time?)
Thank you. It's been 4-5 years, probably.
 
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Hi. I play 1-2 tournaments almost every day.The time varies depending on how long I am in the game.
 
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I was playing too much and not studying enough. But now I am studying something else in the evenings so not doing much of either!
 
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Sometimes I play for 10-14 hours, sometimes I don't play at all.
 
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The optimal number of poker hours weekly depends on your goals, skill level, and mental stamina. For serious improvement, many pros suggest between 15 and 25 focused hours of play, complemented by study and review. Overextending sessions can cause fatigue, tilt, and poor decisions, while too little practice slows progress. Balancing live or online play with strategy analysis, hand reviews, and mental conditioning ensures steady growth. Quality and focus of play matter more than raw hours, and regular breaks help maintain consistency and long-term results without burning out or harming your bankroll.
 
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I play about 5 hours a day. I rarely play longer than that because I almost never have time for it. On weekends, I can play up to 10 hours.
 
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Never enough.
 
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I play poker after work, about three hours a day. In my opinion, three hours is enough to keep myself in shape, but not enough to develop and improve my skills.
 
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I usually play poker for about 2–3 hours a day, mostly focusing on freerolls and low-stakes tournaments. Also I try to review key hands after each session to learn from my mistakes. Balance is important—too much play without study can lead to repeating errors, and too much study without play makes it hard to apply what I've learned :):):)
 
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It really depends on my goals and schedule. On average, I spend about 1–3 hours a day studying or playing poker, but some days it’s more, especially if I’m preparing for a tournament or reviewing hands. I try to balance actual play with study—analyzing previous sessions, reading strategy articles, or watching high-level games. For me, consistency is more important than long hours; even short, focused daily practice helps improve skills over time without leading to burnout. Poker is as much a mental discipline as a card game, so managing time wisely is key to long-term success.
 
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3-4 hours, depending on the time
 
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For me Way too much
 
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lately max 1 hour/day.
 
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since i am 18 and don't work i was spending around 10-15h/D in my prime but since i came back from vacation i play less than this now
 
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6 hours.
 
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A couple of hours - enough to stay sharp without burning out.
 
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probily about 2 hours when work is slow or the games are free!
 
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I think it's important to not play when you're not feeling your best. I've had days in the past where I've thought 'tomorrow I'm going to play 8-10 hours'. But then tomorrow comes and you wake up feeling under the weather, cold, upset stomach or even if something like if you've had an argument irl say with a friend / family member / ex etc. Never works out well if you don't feel 100%.
 
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I mostly play freerolls until I get bored. Of course, it's a penny in terms of money, but you can't lose yours. In fact, if a tournament catches on and you reach the final table, I can play until morning.
 
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