Poker profitable? Or not?

bigthereal · Jun 13, 2020

if you play big vou can gain profit

Max Diver · Jun 13, 2020

Like everything in life is not easy. If you study hard, constanly, play, read, dedicate yourself very hard, you might get a great Profit.
If it was easy, anyone could do it.
Nothing comes easy only if you hit a big Lottery ticket or born millionaire.
Cheers,
M.D.

andreypuch · Jun 13, 2020

Is poker profitable today? Can We still make money by clicking on buttons online?
Yes, it is possible, but much more difficult than before.
It's just that the poker boom is over - we all remember 2003. And the high win rates that once were are no longer possible without a good selection of tables.
But this does not mean that poker is no longer popular or profitable.
Poker is not going anywhere. This is a game that is loved by many around the world. There will always be a lot of new and inexperienced players in poker. It will always remain profitable. We also need to understand that poker has returned to normal. The fall of money from the sky that we saw during the poker boom will no longer happen.
We need to work hard to achieve real and lasting success in the game. And we must be prepared to constantly immerse Ourselves in the work, both at the tables and outside of them. Good luck to everyone.

antoniogtp · Jun 13, 2020

profitability of poker

I think poker has a lot of space to be profitable... The pokerstars software offers many types of tournaments and cash games and if one is smart one can profit by choosing the right tournaments or cash games to play depending on one`s playing style... Of course one has to have a starting decent bankroll to deal with the aspect of variance...

kucu2014 · Jun 20, 2020

I plan a game of one and a half to 2 hours a day (trying to push it out for 3 hours) and about 1 hour of analysis. If the analysis no longer fits, you can review that weekend, especially the marked hands. Both have advantages and disadvantages.
The start time is no later than 21:00. There’s still so much room to maneuver that I don’t wake up like a corpse at 6 in the morning before I go to work. I’m not a big sleeper, but everyone needs to regenerate.

Snake2007 · Jun 20, 2020

If you invest some money before you start playing poker it is profitable. Playing money also doesn't miss tournaments.

KeyJey · Jun 20, 2020

Poker is profitable if you play wisely. And you regulate your bankroll correctly. I will say right away that it’s hard to raise a bankroll at micro limits.

leoronin · Jun 20, 2020

for me its just more about entertainment than actually making money i never play with money im not able to afford to lose if your playing with rent,food,etc.. that's a problem imo remember its a game of luck/skill no matter how good you are you can lose so just have fun enjoy the game. good luck

Chaskyweed05 · Jun 20, 2020

Poker is a game, a betting system, profitability is generated when the income doubles or multiplies, always risky!

kucu2014 · Jun 24, 2020

Since I run quite often these days, after running last night, my otherwise perfect ankle gave in a bit. Last night I felt a lot of pain at the end of the run, and then when I got home even better, I could barely stand it in the morning. Damn you know what happened to him, I was overwhelmed.
Anyway, I just thought I’d share with you that if someone would get in the mood for (otherwise good) standing poker, they would do it within a reasonable range, and not in a fax way like me, that you stand nonstop, except when you sleep.
So now I have to sit again for 1-max2 days, but then I want to go run as soon as possible, so slowly I have to load the little ones again.

costy1300 · Jun 24, 2020

Honestly for me it is profitable:bandit:

mimietmour · Jun 24, 2020

In my case at first If I would have played for becoming rich I would have lost pants and shirt lol, but now I have almost lost my socks and cap lol. No becoming rich for me but having fun oh yes.

LukasynoACAB · Jun 24, 2020

Playing for fun but sometimes is a profitable for me , but sometimes important games when was lost is still hurts haha:bandit:

xpvictor1 · Jun 24, 2020

No significant profit or loss. Slightly on the profit side.

nimburkx · Jun 25, 2020

It depends on how many tournaments you play and 10K MTT tourneys will be starting line for your journey if you want to make some money.
You have to build strong discipline and follow them only in the long term you could reach best results in short term you will fail. Frankly, I'm sure it's not an easy road to choose from. Furthermore, at least you have daily sat and played more than 12 hours before the monitor day by day you have to exercise physical body exercise otherwise you will get health issues!

emisalvo · Jun 25, 2020

for my pocket it is not profitable at all ....

ritz_avalanche · Jun 25, 2020

Definitely profitable

ToNy70929 · Jun 25, 2020

I play poker for fun. I usually invest in the game free cash. I try to play freerolls and satellites, which give entry to major tournaments. In a word, spending in small shares, hoping to hit a big jackpot

lollipopas · Jun 25, 2020

For me it's not profitable, but I'm hoping it will be. I wanted to learn for fun, just to know how to play decently, if I have a chance to play in real life sometimes. It is pretty fun. But I'm not winning anything yet (only won like 25 cents and 9 cents in a couple freerolls), so my hourly is like 0.1 cent at the moment haha. But I haven't deposited anything yet.
I sort of hope to learn to play well just through resources available online, and either build my bankroll with freerolls (looks like it still happens, that people start with freerolls and make it big) or deposit a bit of money when I feel more comfortable.

kucu2014 · Jun 28, 2020

Pokerstars is starting to hate poker with me again. Incredible "continuous" pick-ups, page meetings. In spite of the 80 -90% advantage, the situations are drawn with me against me with fos cards .... I lose about half of the head ups, from 2800 - 200 chip lead ... This is a joke .. Somehow I feel like I should play well I should win but still beeches. It is very depressing ..

Mariadelaluz · Jun 28, 2020

It´s profitable to learn the mathmatic idea or to train a brain.
However, it´s not easy to get money on poker.
Therefore, it´s not profitable if you couldn´t get money.

brunonick269 · Jun 28, 2020

You always have to make bankroll controlif you dont do this you always will broken. We cangive thousands of advice, bankroll is the basics to not broken!!

sheldon20264 · Jun 28, 2020

Personally, I'm not looking for profit in poker, I play poker because I like it, not for enrichment

kucu2014 · Jul 16, 2020

The game didn't go today. I wasn't there mentally. I made moves that if I looked back 10/10 I would have played differently. Unfortunately I still have such typical fish nerves and sometimes I do things that only after about 10s I realize bass now what the shit am I doing anyway ?!
But now I’ve found a couple of pretty serious leaks in my game and I consciously have something to work on, to improve.
I am still motivated and there is room for improvement both mentally and technically.

kucu2014 · Jul 16, 2020

pendulabgd said:
How do you mean "you knew him"? Who? The opponent or? Sometimes just change the table if you played cash game... Or actually you could give us more informations in order to help you out?

Unfortunately, I can not speak English.Google Translate translates incorrectly.
I mean, I lost with every starting hand, no matter who my opponent was

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