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Message: [QUOTE="neptun1914, post: 5498457, member: 314327"] Very few percent of poker players manage to build career and have good and stable income from being professional players and there is good reason for that. To be successful as pro you need very serious devotion to the game, very cool mind, tenacity and constant will to learn and improve. Many people watch those big tournaments where millions are won and think something like "those players just play cards and win big money - i can do it too". Based on that they rush into poker trying to quickly and easily become rich which is recipe for disaster. For me good approach is to play poker if you like the game and not with the idea to become rich. Play the game as hobby in your free time, learn the basics, try to improve and if you see progress at some stage in future you can even become pro. If not just play for fun like millions do. [/QUOTE]