Is it too hard to make $ 250 a week with poker?

raimundox44 · Feb 9, 2018

Is very difficult? I play as many hours a week? What limits?

frnandoh · Feb 9, 2018

Profit in poker have to be outcome not cause. Buy books, buy coachings and when you think you are prepared, study one more little bit, profits will come slowly like a puberty and all personal maturation in life. Most people want all quickly, but in poker every good outcome is a process that need time, money and effort.

Edison A · Feb 9, 2018

nothing is impossible in poker, play well and with little luck if it is possible to win it, but is important the management of your bankroll, with a lot of discipline that is very important

John Penniston · Feb 9, 2018

It is not hard you just got to find a formula which fits you.

ZARGA123 · Feb 9, 2018

Hi this could be possible if you are enough good and if you have enough skills but it will depend on your Bankroll if you could start a 2000$ bankroll to play for example only 3 HeadsUp Sit'n'Gos with a buy in around 50-75-100$ per day you will get 250$ of winning for each week. If you are a begginer I will not recommand you to start with that amount but rather to learn and keep learning you could find many inetersting articles on CardsChat forum the best one to start is BankrollManagement

raimundox44 · Feb 9, 2018

Another question that I am with the players of medium and high limits, are actually monsters in poker or are just a little stronger than the other lower levels

AlbieTross · Feb 9, 2018

Find the games you play best, but profiting every week is a tough expectation. One week you can win $5000 and the next lose half of your bankroll.

tihomir_kula · Feb 9, 2018

Impossible for me!I have never done that.

pescaofish · Feb 9, 2018

I guess if you have a large bankroll is easier, but then you migth not need those 250 a week.

you will be risking some +2,000 to be on the safe side.

On the other hand if you think is for someone with limited bankroll, then i will say it is a dream unless you got lots of experience and master the game. :trytofly:

Badbunny · Feb 9, 2018

It's bot impossible but u should to have discipline and constant u know ?. Man must good know what table are better to get it for example if u want to make 250 $ ... i think a good way to get, is a cash game and later u can change u table and play in a middle leage or high but remember, step by step.🔥🔥💪

r21sp · Feb 9, 2018

it depends on what limits you play and what your level of play is

krisi77 · Feb 9, 2018

there's nothing sure about poker, no matter how good it is if luck is not with you you can lose, poker is always upside down

NHequalsFU · Feb 9, 2018

Its not impossible if you are playing at certain stakes. Playing tournaments especially can go weeks at break even or slightly below/above even and then bink a tournament to bring your average up. So you have to look at it over a long term sample.

terryk · Feb 9, 2018

Anything is possible,

,,,it depends alot on skill level,as well as bankroll.Start smaller,,,say $50 a week,,,then go from there! :wavey: Good luck!

maykon98 · Feb 9, 2018

If I make $ 250 a week with poker then I would think about living poker.

Skillz2play · Feb 10, 2018

Too hard? It depends on the player. It’s definitely a lot more difficult than it used to be when I started playing in 2007.

freddy66 · Feb 10, 2018

sure

if your bankroll is big enough.....and your good enough....sure

molodoi3000 · Feb 10, 2018

Now in poker it became heavier to earn. Derive pleasure)))

Jblocher1 · Feb 10, 2018

raimundox44 said:
Another question that I am with the players of medium and high limits, are actually monsters in poker or are just a little stronger than the other lower levels

The good high limit players distinguish themselves in their very strong theoretical grasp of the game. They aren't perfect, they have just honed a skill set which make them make fewer mistakes and thus win more often. They are very good at punishing people for mistakes. It is also worth noting that most higher stakes players (especially MTT players) have run amazingly to get where they are. It's not ALL skill at a theory level

FreeDom1998 · Feb 10, 2018

It's real, it all depends on the player himself, and the limits that he plays!

CullinanPoker · Feb 10, 2018

$250/week is easily possible, although poker is very volatile. Like someone said earlier you can win $5000 one week and blow through half the next. In live action I have tripled my money in an hour... go the next day and lose buy-in in an hour. Stay patient, stay disciplined... anything is possible.

shinedown.45 · Feb 10, 2018

raimundox44 said:
Is very difficult? I play as many hours a week? What limits?

Pick a limit where you will feel comfortable, a limit where you won't be scared to lose a few dollars.

I know this doesn't help much but you need to let us know what kind of bankroll you plan on starting with.

Rvstam · Feb 10, 2018

All in your hands. How are you going to control their emotions. How will you manage your bankroll. And good luck in any case necessary. Then you will

damgold · Feb 10, 2018

I think if you are a good player and you play a cash game with blinds high do not.

Mikeloti13 · Feb 10, 2018

Depends on what you are playing. You could play tournaments and earn that and even more if you know what are you doing. In cash games even easier. But you need to have good bankroll before you start playing. You need 3-4 k and playing mid buy in tournaments and low stakes cash games.

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