Poker profitable? Or not?

kucu2014 · Apr 24, 2017

Á I understand.Good luck my friend

Mister Isaev · Apr 24, 2017

i think poker is profitible but you need time.

kucu2014 · Apr 24, 2017

I understand But how much? Because I've been playing slowly for 3 years but I do not get to live.It's okay with me

Mister Isaev · Apr 25, 2017

Just try to Play without deposting money.

ScottieDuncan · Apr 25, 2017

I make a little along. It takes patience, dedication, and commitment to be successful at poker.

droozy · Apr 25, 2017

I would start with cash game, micro, or low stakes. That will teach you patience and you will learn to select the hands. There is no stress with the increasing blinds, you can quit whenever you want, also. My advice would be to start with cash game, definitely; at the start of making money from poker.

winslowlee · Apr 25, 2017

the answer is nah

veruska A1 · Apr 26, 2017

Time is money". We hear it a thousand times, and if we know something that is needed in poker to become a great player, it is time. Time to study, time to practice and time to play. For every hour a player dedicates to strengthening his knowledge through study - the only way to be truly competitive - he is consuming an hour he could be using in something that generates money more immediately. Following that idea: all the time that a player uses to be better, is, not only an investment of time, but also of money. In order for the game to be truly profitable in the long term, the money that is won on the tables must be greater than the one that is trying to improve. A few days ago, Nolan Dalla, writer, poker specialist and media director of the wsop, published an article that generated controversy and concern in many. There he claimed that, far from being in a new golden era of poker, we are reaching a point where investing in this sport could be meaningless. If every minute invested in improving costs money, and each time the level of competition is higher, it can be very difficult to achieve a profit relationship between how much you earn by playing, and how much you invest in being better. In addition, Dalla says that although poker continues to grow day by day, the level of fishes that are incorporated is not large enough to sustain the economy of the thousands of advanced players that are waiting. The scenario then seems to be that of a sea of sharks fighting for a few prey or killing each other, where there is plenty of room to compete, and little to produce money.

vitorbonatto · Apr 27, 2017

seems to me that presential poker have greater potential

Nodus Jazz · Apr 27, 2017

The state of online poker has surely worsened. Especially in NL2 that I am now trying to beat, people are less likely to play marginal hands, everyone plays pocket pairs and aces, with not many exceptions, at least at Pokerstars. You can still make money, but you have to play well at a great volume of hands. Not that easy as it once was.

Glebtyzhnyh90 · Apr 27, 2017

For me, poker is profitable. You need to have a certain earnings strategy, it's like a business, do not mess around with rules, I personally have the number of tournaments per week, which tournaments, how much maximum I can contribute $ per week, and of course every game needs a game tactic, depending on what you're playing.I have already left somewhere a post about the book Harrington, read who wants to really earn, can help go. This is just my opinion. All the successes in the game, but not at my table

Jonatha007 · Apr 27, 2017

Nowadays poker is developing very fast. Much content is available and accessible to all, leaving opponents more select and no longer ripping money like formerly. Poker nowadays is a college where we must study and constantly update ourselves for a better performance, maintaining total discipline, investing in training. We must be entrepreneur of our bankroll, choosing the buy in appropriate to our current level to be something profitable.

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kucu2014 · Apr 27, 2017

veruska A1 said:
Time is money". We hear it a thousand times, and if we know something that is needed in poker to become a great player, it is time. Time to study, time to practice and time to play. For every hour a player dedicates to strengthening his knowledge through study - the only way to be truly competitive - he is consuming an hour he could be using in something that generates money more immediately. Following that idea: all the time that a player uses to be better, is, not only an investment of time, but also of money. In order for the game to be truly profitable in the long term, the money that is won on the tables must be greater than the one that is trying to improve. A few days ago, Nolan Dalla, writer, poker specialist and media director of the WSOP, published an article that generated controversy and concern in many. There he claimed that, far from being in a new golden era of poker, we are reaching a point where investing in this sport could be meaningless. If every minute invested in improving costs money, and each time the level of competition is higher, it can be very difficult to achieve a profit relationship between how much you earn by playing, and how much you invest in being better. In addition, Dalla says that although poker continues to grow day by day, the level of fishes that are incorporated is not large enough to sustain the economy of the thousands of advanced players that are waiting. The scenario then seems to be that of a sea of sharks fighting for a few prey or killing each other, where there is plenty of room to compete, and little to produce money.

Thank you very much for your.Good luck

kucu2014 · Apr 27, 2017

Grizzlyi_88 said:
I would start with cash game, micro, or low stakes. That will teach you patience and you will learn to select the hands. There is no stress with the increasing blinds, you can quit whenever you want, also. My advice would be to start with cash game, definitely; at the start of making money from poker.

Thanks.good luck

kucu2014 · Apr 27, 2017

Glebtyzhnyh90 said:
For me, poker is profitable. You need to have a certain earnings strategy, it's like a business, do not mess around with rules, I personally have the number of tournaments per week, which tournaments, how much maximum I can contribute $ per week, and of course every game needs a game tactic, depending on what you're playing.I have already left somewhere a post about the book Harrington, read who wants to really earn, can help go. This is just my opinion. All the successes in the game, but not at my table

YOU WANT TO KNOW THAT YOU ARE WELL

.I hope I will succeed in time.Good luck

Senneville · Apr 27, 2017

First its a game of card. First you need not just chance but also pretty good timing and read on it. You can win a lot and also loose a lot. First question if is profitable? Yes if you play nice as well. You can make all your money with only win 1 big tournement but at what cost??

ludomaniaco24 · Apr 27, 2017

In poker can both happen in what I think that when you pull all inn is exposed to luck or probability itself if you want to avoid that plays more crieriosa without resorting to all inn

n3rv · Apr 27, 2017

It depends on a lot of things but in general I would say no. Hypothetically, if one played their A game all of the time, and the rake was beatable, and the players were beatable, and the bankroll was disciplined, then sure, eventually, maybe... but I'd estimate that to be <1% of players realistically who can consistently keep that up at a reasonable level.

MoryMorte · Apr 27, 2017

Pick the right level of the game, play solid and it will be. GRIND a lot

kucu2014 · Apr 30, 2017

Almost a week I've lost everything I do not know I just have a chance I do not feel like I'm cursed or I do not know how many times I feel like I'm not okay with this poker site because it wins a while and then goes back The money as half-hearted rablo does not even give a chance at every 80-20 75-25 five misses the flipcharts I do not even speak if i have two bots right away the big card if i have two my ship 100% that does not come down Semi and 33 44 55 or 66 77 wins a couple of pounds I have a great pair but the big one comes down the set is unheard of but it is true that even after a few years of poker, now I'm already enough but there was a time when such a fall was completely done

noname2 · Apr 30, 2017

patience

Skill in poker is built over the years. You have to work on yourself to be honest about yours mistakes at the table. So lots of time and effort and you can become a wining player.For people who wants to be wining players its a full time job without garanties.

i think 5-10 procents get there and even make a decent living. Others or give up or stay traped in an ilussion that one day....

Glebtyzhnyh90 · Apr 30, 2017

: JD4:

kucu2014 said:
Almost a week I've lost everything I do not know I just have a chance I do not feel like I'm cursed or I do not know how many times I feel like I'm not okay with this poker site because it wins a while and then goes back The money as half-hearted rablo does not even give a chance at every 80-20 75-25 five misses the flipcharts I do not even speak if i have two bots right away the big card if i have two my ship 100% that does not come down Semi and 33 44 55 or 66 77 wins a couple of pounds I have a great pair but the big one comes down the set is unheard of but it is true that even after a few years of poker, now I'm already enough but there was a time when such a fall was completely done

There is such feeling. Yesterday I lost 2 hands that have not lost in the history of poker since I lost. On preflop 10-10 at the opponent 6-6 I raise 4 BB he calls the flop 10-6-2 he all in in I count, on the river one more 6. And the second tournament preflop KK he has 8-8 he raises 3 BB I Reraise 12 BB he all in I count, K-8-5-5-8, 2 not real river with 1 strike, was just in shock.

kucu2014 · Apr 30, 2017

noname2 said:
Skill in poker is built over the years. You have to work on yourself to be honest about yours mistakes at the table. So lots of time and effort and you can become a wining player.For people who wants to be wining players its a full time job without garanties. i think 5-10 procents get there and even make a decent living. Others or give up or stay traped in an ilussion that one day....

Hi, I never thought I'd be a poker genius just annoying that my winning hands would fall in the case of the riveren

kucu2014 · Apr 30, 2017

Glebtyzhnyh90 said:
: JD4:

There is such feeling. Yesterday I lost 2 hands that have not lost in the history of poker since I lost. On preflop 10-10 at the opponent 6-6 I raise 4 BB he calls the flop 10-6-2 he all in in I count, on the river one more 6. And the second tournament preflop KK he has 8-8 he raises 3 BB I Reraise 12 BB he all in I count, K-8-5-5-8, 2 not real river with 1 strike, was just in shock.

Hi, I'm going to choke,But when I have a weaker bargain I will never win with him

noname2 · Apr 30, 2017

kucu2014 said:
Hi, I never thought I'd be a poker genius just annoying that my winning hands would fall in the case of the riveren

Yesterday i played mtt doing pretty well bablle was burst i was at the moment 24 feeling pretty good 80 players left. i was moved to another table and my first hand was aa. lucky me... i open rased standard 3x got 4 callers not great. On the flop possible flash and stragt drows. I bet strongly only one player left for turn cards.I know he is chaseing flash. Turn card was scarry because every straigt was now complitted. So i got scared and made mistake, i bet to small he payed, on the river flash got there. i lost... today when i was thinking about the hand i realised something... i should push all in on the turn, he would fold his drow and aa would put me in a great spot for the rest of mtt.
So any hand can be wining or losing its a metter of how you play it. and every one can be a poker genius

good luck

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