I agree with the post about playing poker stops becoming a hobby and becomes a job. I have been trying to make my poker play profitable from month to month, but this game can crush your soul while making you age poorly! Best of luck.
seaman747 said:Hi,
I agree with Samango as to your age etc.
I would advice not play on more tables than one to start with.
What i would advice you to play on speed poker there on the lowest scale.
You never get bored there and you can wait for the best hands and play out of best positions.
A lot of reading on hand selection and with which hands to play at which table position.
And pls wait till ur 18.
Good luck
+1000🙂PlayedYou73 said:Considering your age, I wouldn't get too involved in poker play online until you're legal.
Consider the unlikely scenario where you turn out to be some poker prodigy and are taking down big dollar tournaments...what's the good of that when you're underage and can't collect...and when you're discovered...you'll lose any money that was there.
Focus on important things like school and careers and think of poker as a fun side hobby, at least until you can legally play.
Kparadis84 said:The biggest thing to know is that you typically are going to lose money before you ever make money. I have been playing poker for quite awhile now and I lost a lot of money before I started realizing the things that I was doing wrong. Example: Playing certain cards out of position. Study up, play free rolls every chance you get, try to invest a smaller amount of money in to your learning stages of poker. I made the mistake of not doing that when I started playing online poker.
Online poker is very different from the real world... and it took me a long time to realize that and to start gaining the information that I needed to start being at least somewhat successful online, instead of losing my money more than winning.