Poker, Fun or Occupation?

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I havnt taken poker as occupation Its just like passion also comes with extra income hence its strategical game and mathematics involved that part of game attracts me most
 
For me, poker is just for fun right now. I’m still learning the game, so I don’t think I’m good enough to call it a job yet. I like the excitement, making decisions, and sometimes winning a big pot.

But honestly, if I could make money from something I enjoy, why not?
 
In the beginning, as a teenager, I started playing poker for fun with friends. Nowadays as a source of income, the game is still fun but I play seriously, always looking for a good prize.
 
Right now it's still for fun, and I hope it stays that way, living on poker seems to me to be a bit stressful
 
EdixonB95 said:
O pôquer é divertido, mas este jogo nos dá um prêmio se ganharmos.
Então, você começa por diversão ou por dinheiro?
Today is fun, but I want to become professional soon
 
For me, poker is a hobby and I enjoy the game. But poker can be turned into a profession.
 
EdixonB95 said:
The poker is a funny, but this game give us price if we win.
So do you start for fun or for money?
I have never made a deposit.I belive if you cant build a bankroll from freerolls stick to freerolls or play for fun money for your own good.I play for fun with real money. The day I dont find playing fun anymore I quit, probably wont happen.
 
Just for fun; if I had to spend enough time on it to turn it into a full-fledged occupation, I would have to worry about so many factors that I wouldn't be able to fully enjoy it.
 
For me its both, but at the moment I'm so micro stake that I cannot make decent money out of it even if I were world class. But my philosophy is I need to build a Bankroll from close to nothing, as it will already prove that I have at least some kind of understanding of the game and ability to make money.
 
It is undoubtedly a mixture of both and of emotions where one must know how to manage them.
 
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