Poker profitable? Or not?

kucu2014 · Mar 21, 2020

I think it makes perfect sense to spin if we run crap, because the bigger the amount we push, the less chance we have of running at extreme crap. The larger the sample, the less likely it is that an extreme deviation from EV will be detected. It might be a little confusing, but I can't say better.

maxi_j · Mar 22, 2020

Profitable especially if you moved to the lower-income country. But the profit margin decreasing.

hozjain1980 · Mar 22, 2020

Привет

Of course profitable))) and the time and occupy a penny zarabatyvaesh)))

kucu2014 · Mar 23, 2020

PS-strategies tell us that if we have a monster draw, such as Flush Draw + Straight Draw, it is worth raising and even calling all-in. Because at least we have 40 - 50% or more chances to win. There might be something in it

walkkking · Mar 25, 2020

I think poker is good hobby I've been playing it for a long time, but I can't make a solid source of money. Maybe problame with me . I'd rather just have fun and enjoy the game

kucu2014 · Mar 25, 2020

If I play multiple tables at once, I get confused because they play 2 tables passively, 3 tables super aggressively, and it's hard to switch straight away.

harjukki · Mar 25, 2020

thetick33 said:
1. patience
one good advice i received from professionals is you cannot win a mtt tournament in the first hour.
2. perseverance
you are going to lose at times awful losses but you just got to get back on that horse and ride em again
3. adaptability
the ability to change styles of play based on what you are facing at that time

a sidenote there is till youve played a certain amount of hands and basically seen every hand imaginable you still are an infant in this game imho
after play 10,000s of thousands of hands you probably have learned a few nice things and should have a pretty full toolbox and as/when needed you can pull it out to pull off wins over bubbling etc..

4. studying
you have to be open to continually learning (no one is a master at poker) otherwise they would win everygame everytime somehow no matter what are dealt how bad variance is etc. there is always more you can learn

5. Notes
identifying your opponnents deciphering how you can use their tendencies in order to add chips and beat them.

Last thing can not only live on poker alone one good advice from the pokerkid was simply have a full good life outside of poker. Meaning family friends doing things and not being so driven that poker is only thing that you live in this bubble.

You will be more successful if have a full good life cause then you can play for fun. If is no pressure you play for love of it and are not driven by the money when you get a shot at the money you should have a good shot of TID

Very well said. I think these things go to all thing in life, you need to put time&effort to get better at anything. People who expect poker to be a easy way to make money are going to have a bad time.

PacManUkrPoker · Mar 25, 2020

Poker can be profitable, but only for those who can control their emotions

kucu2014 · Mar 30, 2020

I don't understand one thing: If the top cards are supposed to win between 70% and 80%, then how come my minus session is because my top cards are simply shit ... And in vain 3/4 or pot raises, my opponent holds and the machine throws his hole ... I know I played well and I know my opponent is in vain when he calls ... but when the flop is 3 K 10 and the turn is an 8 then nobody think that other player is holding your big pot with 83o .. And then what's the right move? I have AK and how do I go on?

Dutydog · Mar 30, 2020

I make a tiny profit, but if I worked it out on an hourly rate, I would be earning much less than the minimum wage. I play for the challenge and the intellectual stimulus.

gena31 · Mar 30, 2020

the answer is obvious ... you know someone famous player who earned only poker and did not have a permanent job ?

rdwr33 · Mar 30, 2020

Hi guys. poker profitability will depend on the player. because just like any profession or sport, you must study and dedicate yourself to achieve your goals of victories with this a good financial condition. here in brazil, hundreds of players only live from poker, be it playing, teaching or advertising boy. what really matters is dedication.

alex_dorda · Mar 30, 2020

Hello!

At the moment I'm playing in freerolls and hope to get a small bankroll for further participation in the tournament. I always hope that you can earn at least 300-450 dollars per month.:captain:

Teddy3027 · Mar 30, 2020

I am up overall online but always start from the freerolls and build up.

swimbles · Mar 30, 2020

I just play for the fun of it

10gerka · Mar 30, 2020

poker is profitable when you set your mind to it, to achieve it you need study, discipline and perseverance, that is the key to success, do not see poker with other eyes, but with those values, in the end you will be right, today the poker is profitable, but it is more difficult to win that if there are more people who study a lot, and it is more difficult to beat him compared to previous years, so if you want to win you have to be ahead of your rivals you face in the tables.

kucu2014 · Apr 2, 2020

Poker as a learning is like that, with the difference that every situation is different and everything is different, so you can't apply the same scheme to everything. when it takes place in practice. Moreover, the result of the feedback is distorted by the fact that if we assume exactly one follows what has been learned, there is still a chance that it may fail. And when someone doesn't play well but wins, it can make me feel like I won, but I did something well.

dbchristy · Apr 2, 2020

It depends on what frame of ind Im in. Some months I can steadily raise my bankroll, and others I just in it for entertainment. Bankroll is key, and I dont always follow it.

ritz_avalanche · Apr 2, 2020

Am profitable as of now but it just takes few bad sessions to go -ve

kucu2014 · Apr 14, 2020

I lost a BI with AA, unbelievable but Q10 called and it was his turn.
I folded a BI against AK against AQ, so that there was A on the flop and Q came on the river. Other AA, KK, QQ, JJs were doomed to an almost total downfall ... All1 who, when, where since you gave it ... I already knew I was done. This is very annoying

Halilbear1 · Apr 14, 2020

You play Poker to have fun <3

Evill_Ks · Apr 14, 2020

yes

I imagine it can be very profitable, it depends a lot on the willingness for study and training, because poker is a mental and physical game, so training mind and body is essential.

kucu2014 · Apr 14, 2020

Evill_Ks said:
I imagine it can be very profitable, it depends a lot on the willingness for study and training, because poker is a mental and physical game, so training mind and body is essential.

I totally agree with you on that. But you have to be there in your head and still fail

DancingNancie · Apr 14, 2020

I think it is a lot harder to be profitable than it was 10 years ago. The online boom after Moneymaker won the main event brought in so many awful players and it was so easy to scratch out some money. I have just got back into playing again and I think it is a lot harder to be profitable now than any time in poker.

shellie111 · Apr 14, 2020

not these days reward programs r sh it from what the use to be...poker sites don't want it to be profitable to players these days.they want it to be fun where ervery ones then looses.

Poker profitable? Or not?

kucu2014

Legend

maxi_j

Rock Star

hozjain1980

Rising Star

kucu2014

Legend

walkkking

Rock Star

kucu2014

Legend

harjukki

Enthusiast

PacManUkrPoker

Enthusiast

kucu2014

Legend

Dutydog

Enthusiast

gena31

Legend

rdwr33

Legend

alex_dorda

Rock Star

Teddy3027

Enthusiast

swimbles

Rock Star

10gerka

Legend

kucu2014

Legend

dbchristy

Legend

ritz_avalanche

Visionary

kucu2014

Legend

Halilbear1

Enthusiast

Evill_Ks

Rising Star

kucu2014

Legend

DancingNancie

Rock Star

shellie111

Rock Star

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site