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Message: [QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6725131, member: 1003394"] I believe that poker has several stages in a race towards being pro. 1) you start out as an amateur. You play for fun, until you see that you start to get some good results and this game starts to get you excited. 2) This step is considered the most important. Here you must first start studying, not only the game in which you play, but you must also learn to manage your bankroll. In turn, you must get used to managing the variance, which is neither more nor less than the bad streaks you have. Get used to the fact that in the MTT you will not enter the ITM at all. And many other things that will give you wisdom. Not to forget the practice and analysis of your game. 3) Once you entered the previous stage and you begin to realize that you are a profitable player, that is, knowing how to manage the variance your day to day, or month to month, you increase your income, you could think about becoming a semipro. In other words, even if you have a stable job in daily life, poker can give you dividends during free hours to have a better economic life, so to speak. Of course, point 2 and point 3 go hand in hand. You must always continue to do point 2. 4) And this point would be to become a pro player. In other words, you decide that economically you are going to depend on your daily work in poker to survive. In other words, poker becomes your main means of income and you already organize your life around games, tournaments, or whatever you decide to do in terms of living professionally from poker. This is what I think, as I have seen many stories of professional players, who have told their experiences of how they got to the top of poker. Some came from very low, such as Elias Gutierrez "ZerosPoker" Spanish player, or my compatriot Alejandro "Papomc" Lococco who was neither more nor less than a rapper, who did his work in the subway here in Argentina, until one day He started playing and making his profession around poker, with very good success. Well friend, I hope I have pleased you with your answer. Greetings:):):) [/QUOTE]

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