I won much more than I lost. I've invested no more than $250-300 in poker over 8 years, and in fact, all of these investments were made with the aim of withdrawing money. In total, I took out ten times more. I think my annual income is somewhere between $2000 and $2500.
I have been playing poker for 5 years, and I would definitely stop playing if poker was unprofitable for me. In all 5 years of playing, I probably haven't spent more than $200. As for earnings, it's definitely more than 2 thousand dollars in total.
The only money I've lost playing poker is the $5 that pokerstars gave me for joining in 2008 as I didn't have a clue about bankroll management.
I would definitely say I've won more than I've lost, as I've never deposited and ended up with 2 healthy bankrolls and 2 baby ones. If I didn't join CC back in 2013 I probably wouldn't have a bankroll at all and more than likely not be playing poker right now, my pokerstars account would definitely be inactive.
I would definitely say I've won more than I've lost, as I've never deposited and ended up with 2 healthy bankrolls and 2 baby ones. If I didn't join CC back in 2013 I probably wouldn't have a bankroll at all and more than likely not be playing poker right now, my pokerstars account would definitely be inactive.
I lived life thinking always had more time more chances can do it again....As you age its harder at least poker seems a younger mans game...Plenty of days ive played online besides showers for four days honestly...I would play 4 games at a time...I did very well got sick in 40s now mid 50s each so many years you hit things mentally physically etc...Long story short yes I won a huge amount of money more then lost....Yet regret is in 20s and 30s I threw away big wins to worry on little things like small wins....Now I take more chances then worry about bubbling etc...I wish had used this at younger age and capitalized on many more opportunities...my two cents....Maybe others will fill differently but ya its my only regret in 40 some years of playing poker is that i didnt always go for it when should i was ok just to get that little bubble win...now im more aggressive im actually happier with results....I also wish I had done more rake and realized omaha was faster to gain bank rolls etc...So ive done small changes...I am happy just to play now come what may cause my whole center is not to finish and get big wins...Yet when had that hunger drive health? I wish I had played it differently more often then not....NOT SAYING always going for it is right thing...Am saying at times it is....Follow your instincts and guts...Push when can is same as with health...I dont really think of bubbling anymore...League centers me to play a different way here but money wise? I am going for wins and to dominate as fast as possible...this is direct opposite of my history...But stamina makes this easiest path 🙂Pepitcho23 said:
I lost a lot of money on slots, but thanks to poker, I partially compensated for these losses. And in general, if I hadn't been doing stupid things like playing in casinos, I would have saved up a decent amount of money for a serious poker game a long time ago.Pepitcho23 said:
I used to play on PS (in 2020-2021) and judging by the statistics on the sharkscope website, I managed to win money in plus. Maybe try getting back into poker?
I have lost a lot of money from poker, from offline to online, even though I play very disciplined, there are days when I almost don't have a playable hand, or when I do have a hand, I always get a badbeat, it's terrible, is my luck not suitable for poker?
