Noob or pro?

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I play about 3-4 hours a day. Overall, I've been playing poker for 6 years.
 
I don't think there can be a professional here playing freeroll
 
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i am playing the game since a very long time, but just casually.
I dont think time is the factor in classifying one pro or noob.
More likely imo someone can be considered pro if he makes his living exclusively from poker or not.
 
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A recent international survey found that approximately 20% of players gamble purely for fun (recreational players, including beginners and amateurs), about 63% consider themselves serious players (earning some money but not making a living exclusively from poker) without being financially dependent on the game, and around 17% (professional players) derive a significant portion or all of their income from poker.
Among professional players, it is common to see routines involving 30 to 40 hours of play per week, in addition to time spent on analysis and study. The average player plays two or three times a week, with sessions lasting about 45 minutes.
 
a couple of hours a day , unless i get into a tournament, then hopefully a lot longer
 
Almost 10 years, i was a part of fonds so technically i can call myself as a pro. But tbh i am not, rn i am playing more for fun then for value
 
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Until February I was playing every day, starting at 10-11 am and registering for tournaments until 6-8 pm, stopping when I finished the last tournament. But my knee got bad from sitting so much. Now, I play from 4 pm onwards and participate in fewer tournaments.
 
It depends on the format. For cash games, I usually play 1–3 hours per session. For tournaments, I set aside much more time since a deep run can easily last 5–8 hours or longer.

I'd rather play a shorter session with full focus than grind for hours when I'm tired.
 
I don't play much now, but I played for about 10 years, and I was definitely a winning player, either when I was tilting early in a session, or when I should have won but didn't because I was unlucky, or when I should have won but the other players weren't good enough to realize they should have folded to my bluffs, or when I played badly but knew I was playing badly, so those don't count because they're not a very accurate representation of my skill.
 
I’ve been playing poker for 11 years, but for me it’s just a hobby. About 99% of the time I play freerolls, and I only play for real money occasionally. If your goal is to make money, I’d recommend playing for real money from the very beginning. In my opinion, that’s the only way to turn poker into a source of income.
 
austral said:
A recent international survey found that approximately 20% of players gamble purely for fun (recreational players, including beginners and amateurs), about 63% consider themselves serious players (earning some money but not making a living exclusively from poker) without being financially dependent on the game, and around 17% (professional players) derive a significant portion or all of their income from poker.
Among professional players, it is common to see routines involving 30 to 40 hours of play per week, in addition to time spent on analysis and study. The average player plays two or three times a week, with sessions lasting about 45 minutes.
and 0.1% are make 10M per year
 
I play 2 or 4 hours a day, I've been playing for three years, I still consider myself a rookie.
 
Rmi said:
I don't think there can be a professional here playing freeroll
Trust me always use any given freeroll,free tickets or bonuses no matter how pro you are, observe in ggpoker you play a freeroll or free tickets with people with 500,000 USD overall win and more,
 
I've been playing for sixty some years now and am neither noob or pro. I just love the game. 🙂
 
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Testo7777 said:
How long do you play Poker?
I've been playing for about 8-9 years. I'm no longer a beginner, but I'm definitely not a professional. For me, poker is just a hobby.
 
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I've been playing for 20 years. I'm not a pro, I'm a consistent winning player and always have been.
 
I have been playing 20 plus years, and I am a nobody. I am not a good player. But I know that when playing at PokerStars for play money I am playing with pros.
All the real money players that won $5,000 even up to 1Million dollars are identified.
 
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