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[QUOTE="Jyco, post: 7274332, member: 1053832"] If poker were my main source of income, the first thing I would need is a very healthy bankroll, one that allows me to play tournaments without putting myself under constant financial pressure. I would also consider trying to join a streamer or affiliate program on a platform like GGPoker, where good rakeback can really help smooth out bad downswings. To make poker a living, I believe you need to dedicate many hours to study, stay fully focused, and treat it like a real job. At the moment, I don’t see that lifestyle as realistic for myself, although one deep run in a big tournament can always change your perspective. For me, poker is currently more about enjoying the game and improving my skills. Regarding the image, it’s true that many successful online players use two or three monitors, but I don’t think that’s necessary at the beginning. Even one or two affordable monitors can be more than enough if you’re just starting out. [/QUOTE]
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