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Message: [QUOTE="DetroitJimmy, post: 1661087, member: 29987"] Even though a game of chance if you make less mistakes than your opponents over many hands you WILL make money. Easier said than done though. So the key is to be playing better than most of your opponents most of the time. As you go up in stakes skill goes up to. So unless you are a very good player you won't make a living(although any kind of extra $ is good :)). You can still bring in decent money by multi-tabling while improving to move up in stakes. All this, proper bankroll management, and high volume does make it worth it to some. You must be willing to work on your game constantly and keep up with the latest trends or you will be grinding in the micros forever. So when starting out if $ per hour are more important than learning then [B]unless you are having fun[/B] it ain't worth it. [/QUOTE]