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yup feel the same
Аnd I realized that without some effort, I will not go far. And the results that are now do not quite suit the time-benefit scale.korbal29 said:I never lose hope of making a major hit on tournament, thats the reason I am still playing
and realize that you are not one of them sometimes makes me sad, but only sometimesKompany said:Those who succeed as professional players are incredibly skilled and gifted, much more than an average recreational player realizes. It's similar to professional sport like tennis or golf, millions love those games and play them incredibly well, but only the tiniest fraction of a percent of the millions who play, stand even a small chance of making a career out of those sports.
I certainly enjoy the game, money is just a nice bonus. But there are also basic household needs that need to be covered with money. And then the question arises: Will I be able to provide my family with the profession of a poker player? And the majority will not be able to, and that's okay. Therefore, having correctly prioritized and realistically assessing my abilities, I decided that as an amateur I am much more successful than as a professional, and if I am lucky enough to win Life Changing Money, it will be a completely different story ...Pokerpoet2 said:If you play just to make money you are already under pressure to win, I never play an MTT thinking I am going to win because the odds are stacked against you straight from the first deal, If you have a huge amount of players in a game, the only thought on my mind is can I make the Bubble?
Once I pass the Bubble, my thoughts then turn to Can I make the Final Table? and if I am fortunate enough to make the Final Table, it is then and only then that I think about winning. Do not place too much pressure on yourself trying to win every game from the start, it is not impossible but highly improbable to win every game.
Being satisfied with making the money should be your first goal, and then making the Final Table would be a bonus, but winning is a fantastic achievement you should be proud of even if it is a one Dollar buy-in or a thousand Dollar buy-in.
I remember my first cash in a free-roll as if it was yesterday, and although it was only 32 cents I was over the Moon! because I then knew I could do it, and anything was possible.
I have been playing over 25 years now and still get a buzz from making the Final Table.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
it's nice when you are understoodI Live Poker said:I came to the same conclusion. Also, poker professionally ends up losing some sense to me and also the pressure is very great.
When I play the game by myself with no money involved I play much better!
Without the proper quality of the message, it will be very difficult to get access to daily freerolls, I tell you this for surespectralwave said:Without study reviews and discipline your career will always be in danger
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I replied to a similar message with one above yours.Pokerman32750 said:You are right it is not for everybody.. a lot more than the 52 cards in a deck and all of the chips in the game
You will hardly find it in my branch, I think this is generally prohibited by the rules of the forumWHAKAORIORI said:Just need a sponsor to the WSOP and all will change �� 50/50 of course!
Perhaps this is a good idea, how is your thread progressing on this topic?MorMeg said:I've been there too. Maybe I'm naive but I'd like to believe I can still improve if I put in enough work. In fact, I started a blog about it. I don't want to post a link as I have already done so in a different post. For those who may be interested and would like to study with me, please google "mormeg poker".
You could also DM me. Would be great to set up a study group and bounce ideas of each other.
Anton Fedorov said:Hello everyone, I am not a professional poker player, but I have been playing for 7 years. everything was during this time. there were gains and losses of bankroll, tilt, depression, work on oneself. after a long break I lost interest in the game, I like poker, but I came to the conclusion that maybe poker is not for everyone. You can play for the soul or for fun at the weekend with friends, but if you decide to pursue a career as a player, I recommend weighing the pros and cons. since a real passion for the game can distract you from real life. Poker game for the young and the daring.
In these times of pandemic, keeping your head busy and always thinking positively is very important. Count on my fans to achieve your dream.marvinsytan said:i'm not giving up on my dream to win Sunday Million or any special event much more this pandemic times
Hi, maybe you are right, but at a young age everything is a little easier to obey me, it seems to me that with age it is also possible, but the strength is not the same)nanida888 said:Hello Anton. I completely agree with you that poker is definitely not for everyone in terms of earning a living, it is more a favorite hobby, a pleasant pastime. In such a seemingly simple game, it is difficult to constantly win) you need talent, luck and a lot of time only for yourself, when there is no family, career, then something will work out, but not a fact. You rightly said that you have to enjoy life, but you don't agree with the fact that poker is only for young people, many people will tell you that a poker career does not depend on age. May you be lucky in everything!)
Thank you for your support, everything is already great!maestro121920 said:I definitely agree with you. Poker is not for everyone but if we already started poker we should never give up until we are successful. We have downswings because of the bad beat which is very normal in poker. If you feel tilting, stop and rest (Watch TV or eat snacks) then go back again. I recommend playing normal tables. Cheer up buddy!
surely soon, at what limits do you play?MarceloBalestrin said:Poker is a sensational game, we often feel that everything is against us, but just take it easy that soon the game turns.
In these times of pandemic, poker has become a therapy for me.I believe the same has been happening for many people. I'll see you at the tables.
to win a Sunday million is the dream of my youth to this daymarvinsytan said:i'm not giving up on my dream to win Sunday Million or any special event much more this pandemic times
Perhaps this song is the secret of the success of many Brazilian players?:flute::stupido2::ridinghorMarceloBalestrin said:I wonder how hard it is for you, since the idea was to live off the game. Gains and losses occur in all careers, but the important thing is to always raise your head and move on. We have a song in Brazil that says:
Raise your head, put your foot and go in faith
Send that sadness away
Just believe that a new day will dawn
Your time will come!
Certainly! I completely agree with you! Poker, unlike other work, requires a lot of self-discipline and self-improvement.MarceloBalestrin said:Hello pltelles
Excellent point of view. Poker while working, like any other job, requires dedication to achieve success.