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Message: [QUOTE="Luvepoker, post: 6776161, member: 307971"] There is some good info above on this post, but I would like to add in some points. To become a professional, you really need to be dedicated to the game. You need to dedicate yourself to study and be ready to constantly learn the game. You also need to dedicate significant time to playing the games. I believe it was Doyle Brunson who said, Poker is a hard way to make easy money. If you don't grind enough, you will never make enough to live on. You will also need to make sure you are in the right frame of mind to play the game. If you can't control your emotions, you will make more errors and throw money away. Last thing i would like to add is this, if you really don't love playing this game it may not be right to play professionally. The reason is yes you won't need a job if you're a winning player, but Poker becomes your job. [/QUOTE]