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Message: [QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 5859171, member: 430261"] I stopped playing on-line quite a few years ago, as I was more interested in Live games, I even ran a weekly game at my local Pub as a favor for the Landlord, I didn't get paid for it but he knew how much I loved the game and let me drink all night for free as this was the only way he could repay me for the hard work. We ran a league game which gave players points and at the end of the 3 month season the top four went to a Casino in Manchester to play for a trip to Vegas and compete out there for a total prize pool of £50.000 all for free! Good Days. With the Pandemic and Lock-down this of course stopped and although I played a little on-line for fun on Facebook I thought to myself Why play for fun money if I could play for real on PokerStars etc and if I am as good as I think I am surely I could make some real money on-line. I proved to be right and from a starting Bankroll of $210.00 (which I had already made from free-rolls) I bumped it up to $330.00 in a few months, so the potential to make money is there, But you have to be careful and cautious about the limits. I still play for the love of the game and the money will always be a bonus for playing well nothing more. It is the feeling I get from Winning a game which is worth a lot more than money and I still play a lot of Free-rolls and small stake games. I recently played in a Pokerstars School Free-roll with over 9,500 Players and the top 100 won a ticket to the Micro Millions Main event this coming Sunday. Now to win in that would be fantastic but the actual winning of that ticket was good enough for me, Just to think I beat 9,400 players to win that ticket was and still is amazing! When the fun Stops, STOP! [/QUOTE]

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