Poker, Fun or Occupation?

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it's fun for me, you must consistently win capable amounts to become poker indeed job, it's risk to rely simply by playing poker to earn money
 
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Hello.Poker is a game ....you need to have limits and dont spent all your money there.Its an addictive game .So you need to pay attention on how much money you spend there.Have fun at your games !
 
First you play for fun after you know the game and you get better and better you start playing for money eventualy or some kind of stake.....Time is money and poker is time!!!
 
I play for fun. Cash out every once in while but that always get put back into poker.
 
The challenge is fun for me. Would love to make it my source of income, but too risky with a family.
 
For me poker is fun since I'm an Amateur in this category,but for someone work.
 
As you've probably worked out, the path towards a career as a poker dealer is a varied one and things aren't any different when it comes to securing a job. If you were to talk to a selection of dealers at a casino, you would probably a selection of various different routes.
 
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I started for fun, but after a while I studied and noticed that it would be possible to earn some small sums and today I'm trying to win something.
 
for fun... thats why I play micro games all the time and the money lasts longer.
 
Now I play for an entertainment because I still not really well know poker, but when I to learn it on normal level, I think that I will be able to earn money.
 
So far I have taken it as a hobby, it is very gratifying to receive certain sums of money sometimes. But I think if my bankroll grows up enough, I would rather spend a lot more time playing Poker.
 
I do not think it's a job, only professionals should take it as a job, I practice it for fun because I'm passionate
 
I think that poker 4 90 percent of the people who play is for fun I think it is very hard to play poker at a professional level and to actually make any reasonable money consistently those who do are very talented and fortunate
 
I play for fun, but if you can have fun and make better money, I'd say a 60/40
 
I started for fun, today I see it as a lucrative hobby, and I intend to profit from poker.
 
I remember that when I started it was for fun, I was playing with fictitious money. Then I cheered up with real money, so I give 40% for fun and 60% for money.
 
For me, poker is more of a hobby than a source of income. If you want to make a living from poker, you need to play at higher stakes.
 
Most of those who play poker for money, unfortunately, are left without money, so poker is entertainment for which you have to pay real money. The main thing in this entertainment is not to lose your head and not lose more than you can afford.
 
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