I enjoy very much playing poker games . Either playing online or with friends , I have a lot of fun .As for money prizes , it's always a target to achieve .If it becomes in the future ,when my game gets improved , a source for extra income, why not?
As for myself and my style, I'll quote on one of my favourite movie character:
"-Guys around here'll tell ya... you play for a living.
It's like any other job. You don't gamble. You grind it out.
Your goal is to win one big bet an hour, that's it.
Get your money in when you have the best of it, and protect it when you don't.
Don't give anything away.
That's how I've paid my way through half of law school.
A true grinder.
See, I learned how to win a little at a time. But finally, I've learned this...
If you're too careful, your whole life can become a ###ing grind..."
"-Guys around here'll tell ya... you play for a living.
It's like any other job. You don't gamble. You grind it out.
Your goal is to win one big bet an hour, that's it.
Get your money in when you have the best of it, and protect it when you don't.
Don't give anything away.
That's how I've paid my way through half of law school.
A true grinder.
See, I learned how to win a little at a time. But finally, I've learned this...
If you're too careful, your whole life can become a ###ing grind..."
It depends on the player who plays the game. A lot of people play it with virtual money, that is equal to play with stones on the ground. These kind of people play the game only for fun.
The real poker is when you gave from your money and multiply or lost them, that doesnt metter sometimes.
The real poker is when you gave from your money and multiply or lost them, that doesnt metter sometimes.
I think everyone who don't really love their jobs (and specially those who really HATE their jobs) deep inside really wants to say "*uck this *hit" and start playing poker for money
but I REALLY think it's really hard to achieve it, even if you're a gifted genius, sometimes it just strikes you so hard you want to quit, specially when you do everything right and lose because of someone else stupidity
it may be easier to win 50 dollars on poker in a couple of hours, but it's also easy to lose every single hand and start to think "why the real I'm really doing this wicked game?"
thinking about the psychological issues that it generates, it's really huge. many players start their careers like supernovas and quit after a couple of years due to variance and other issues alike
but I REALLY think it's really hard to achieve it, even if you're a gifted genius, sometimes it just strikes you so hard you want to quit, specially when you do everything right and lose because of someone else stupidity
it may be easier to win 50 dollars on poker in a couple of hours, but it's also easy to lose every single hand and start to think "why the real I'm really doing this wicked game?"
thinking about the psychological issues that it generates, it's really huge. many players start their careers like supernovas and quit after a couple of years due to variance and other issues alike
