Anton Fedorov said:to win a Sunday million is the dream of my youth to this day
Anton Fedorov said:
hello, I would say that more depends on the psychological component than on mathematics, because it is she who is responsible for development and progress in generalIgor Popadyk said:
cool for you, so soon you will get to the freeroll club, but believe me, it is very easy to fly from there, so you need to seriously think about the quality of the post, no offenseLeeyonah96 said:
The pandemic has spawned many poker players, this is a big plus for real regsdorivaldojr said:
Thank you for your support, this is very important in our time, I hope your dreams will also come true. I was in the USA back in 2010, it was my most unforgettable trip.jsnake716 said:It is nice to have that dream. I live in the U.S. so I cannot even have that dream right now. Just remember that many poker "pros" have this dream also. The Sunday million is a huge tournament with many recreational players BUT also, very many good very good players, Keep your dream alive, but also keep playing your regular games too and not just the "big" one.
Good Luck and I hope you do achieve that dream 1 day.
almost all modern pros started their careers online, earned money, and then you can go offline serieskanycta99 said:
Now I have an understanding of this, at the time of the publication of the post my mind was less mature and more offendedLuca Santos said:
I had a similar plan, but it is not always possible to combine poker and ordinary life. Often we transfer our mood from ordinary everyday life to professional life. This negatively affects both the game and everyday life. This applies not only to poker, but also to any professional life, I think many professions have a similar psychological problem. For example, working as a policeman or a rescuer carries a strong psychological load and it can be very difficult to switch to everyday life after an event at work. Poker is a challenge to yourself. Prove to yourself in all aspects what you are capable of. This discipline, psychology, learning, self-control and much more in the aggregate gives a result, and whether it is positive or not depends only on ourselves.ninjareal said:hi all , to be honest if I was playing poker only to support my family, the pressure would be great, and sometimes when we try to force results/hands etc, bad things happen and we lose, in my humble opinion I'd say start off as an amateur, working a job and playing poker in the spare time, then once poker earnings are steady and over taking the day job ones, then can be a good time to change to pro, myself I'd wait till poker earnings are at least 5x of daily job earnings
