tuitui
Rock Star
Platinum Level
During Holiday season days get blurred into nights, and I barely noticed how much time I am spending. But normally it is 1-2 hours a day on a work week and on weekends I like to focus on longer tournaments when ever I don't have other stuff to do. I really should spend more time on studying than playing in order to get my game to the level I with it to be on. Anyway, there has not been a day without poker for months.
hilary antonik filho
Legend
Loyaler
I used to dedicate myself much more than I do now.
Hospedar
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Since I got 18y, I'm playing poker everytime I can (except when I'm really tired), but studies makes me stop for some moments until I get time enough to get back to the boards (specially at the end of the year; that's why I disappeared for 2 months, I think 🙃).
I usually play freerolls and micro stakes cash games (NL2 or NL5, until now); sometimes you may see me at paid tournaments too, but this usually happens when I get promotional tickets to play it.
I usually play freerolls and micro stakes cash games (NL2 or NL5, until now); sometimes you may see me at paid tournaments too, but this usually happens when I get promotional tickets to play it.
miklcct
Rock Star
Silver Level
Too much for me now. Money isn't a problem but time is a problem.
Especially those freerolls or tournaments with ticket entry which take a lot of time to play and I have to squeeze in time to play some tournaments with the $10 ticket I won from a freeroll satellite.
It is like doing anything else, not specific to poker but I always end up in a cycle of doing things late, then sleep late, then get to work late, then leave work late, then doing things late again, and misses the time I want to do something else in the morning.
Especially those freerolls or tournaments with ticket entry which take a lot of time to play and I have to squeeze in time to play some tournaments with the $10 ticket I won from a freeroll satellite.
It is like doing anything else, not specific to poker but I always end up in a cycle of doing things late, then sleep late, then get to work late, then leave work late, then doing things late again, and misses the time I want to do something else in the morning.
