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[QUOTE="VITOS, post: 6191745, member: 233267"]
This is similar to the process of turning water into wine. There is no fixed salary here, you can't just successfully pass an interview and go to work on Monday. You will need a huge amount of work (some kind of foundation) to at least try to turn this activity into a source of income.

A novice poker player can be unsuccessful for a long time (or even remain so forever) until he makes any progress. The difficulty level of the game itself is also very variable, and this process does not always have a temporary dependence. You can earn an annual fortune in just a few hours (I've done it many times), or you can play for a month and stay in the red (and this has happened to me more than once). But poker is addictive, and also has a significant drawback — it does not allow you to experience satisfaction. Some players find it in an ever-present challenge, while others feel dissatisfied. In addition, one of my main criticisms of the poker community is that when I looked around, I saw a lot of smart and talented people who were just playing cards, instead of leaving their mark on life and creating something really necessary and useful for society. This was one of the main reasons why I decided to end my poker career and start a new stage in my life.
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