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Message: [QUOTE="Academico, post: 6780636, member: 1002036"] Yes, it is possible to play on PokerStars or other online poker platforms to the point of making it a primary source of income or a full time job. However, there are several key factors to consider: Skill and experience: To be successful in poker in the long run, you must be a skilled player and have a deep understanding of the game. This involves understanding the rules, advanced strategies, poker math, and the ability to make correct decisions in various situations. Bankroll: You will need an adequate bankroll to manage the fluctuations and losing streaks that are part of the game. Your bankroll should be big enough to withstand temporary losses and allow you to keep playing while you work for consistent profits. Discipline and time management: Turning poker into a job requires discipline and time management. You should set playing hours, follow win and loss limits, and avoid the temptation to play impulsively. Income Variability: Poker can provide variable income. You won't always win, and earnings can fluctuate from month to month. You must be prepared for this variability and have a financial plan to deal with it. Legality and regulations: Make sure that online poker is legal in your area and complies with all regulations. Some countries have restrictions or prohibitions on online gambling. Continuous Study: Poker is an ever-evolving game, and it is essential to continue studying and improving your skills to maintain a competitive edge. Emotional risks: Poker can be emotionally challenging due to losing streaks and losing streaks. You must be prepared to deal with the emotional stress that comes with gambling. [/QUOTE]

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