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Message: [QUOTE="blueslate, post: 6612517, member: 1014718"] First stop insulting opponents at the tables Yes It's 5k reais, Brazilian currency. Yes, it's a lot for someone just starting out, but it was for me, it's getting bigger returns. I've been playing on a team for 3 years, a lot of theoretical and exploit content, I'm currently away from the team because I've had some family problems and within the team too, I'm reorganizing myself to be able to return at the end of this year, the total focus of studies/grind . My grid within the team is up to 33$ tournaments, being able to play some more expensive ones on Sunday, currently I am managing to make 2K reais in Brazilian currency just playing freerolls on several sites. So, my friend, I'm a tournament player, I play for a team (cardroom poker team), all the technical content is passed through them, in group and individual classes. I'm currently away from the team because of family problems, I'm organizing to return to my activities at the end of this year, meanwhile, I'm playing freerolls on different sites, I'm managing to make 2K a month playing freerolls. The 5k I sited is BRL. You don't need a lot of knowledge to make an extra income playing poker, just have some basic notions of pre flop ranges, adjust your open/call, open/fold, 3bet, squezee range. Playing from the blinds, studying situations that happen the most eg: BB vs BTN, vs Co, BB vs EP and Mp, try to study these spots a little more, because they are the ones that happen the most. Playing against recreational players you will have a lot of spot multway, that is, you will play against wide ranges with a good frequency and there is no secret to play on these occasions, it is to play with value and good equities, never try to bluff air; And also try to know how to play blind war, which in my opinion is the most difficult spot to play. Once you have these basic notions of the game, I guarantee that it will be profitable, especially in live tournaments where players are very recreational. That's it, hope I helped! You must play for fun and always responsibly. Good luck buddy [/QUOTE]

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