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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6823097, member: 1003394"] A recreational player is a person who invests so much money just to play a card game in which he logically wants to win, but who does not see all the possibilities that exist within a game as exciting as this one, and depending on what happens in each hand makes its decisions taking into account its emotions. For example, in a showdown where he has to make a decision on a river and the game shows that there are possibilities of a flush, or a straight or two pairs, or threes up to even 4 quads or any type of game, he only thinks that his pair high is always winning and consequently pays, because his intuition says that his pair high wins. Furthermore, it does not establish a long-term job where your bankroll is essential, and the profit line has priority or a bad streak. In other words, if he has what they call "bad luck" in a section it doesn't bother him, on the contrary he always goes for revenge. You become a regular player, the initial step to being a professional, when you begin to see that in the game you have to establish orders of priorities. Build a responsible bankroll, know how to control tilts or downswing moments called bad streaks, study the game either by reviewing hands with solvers, or by watching videos or books and learning game strategies, developing your own game and making decisions. generally good so that the variance, whether in cash or tournaments, does not affect your bankroll, forming a weekly game routine in the modality you play, and many other things, are the way in which you can have the possibility of growing and if your perseverance and responsibility allows it, you will become a professional player. You must keep in mind that, as they say, "a professional" is a person who makes a financial living from this wonderful game. The professional also does what he likes, and he takes this game as a job. The more dedication he gives, the greater the achievements will be. Greetings:):):) [/QUOTE]

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