CaioRJ said:
marco198121 said:
I don't need to improve, I played professionally for 1 year and reached this conclusion, sites flag you when you start winning a lot and strange things happen, last week I deposited 6 dollars on Pokerstar and turned it into 30 dollars in 2 days, just playing NL 2, so I understand both Cash and Tournament, in both strange things happen, especially when you win a lot, this isn't profitable for them, even charging fees, there can't be a shark capturing all the newbies' chips, that's not good for them, so they flag you and you start losing.Poker Orifice said:
I think what u mean is u tried poker a bit out spending most of ur time and after one year when sample started to be more and more meaningful u realized its not for you. A real Pro (im talking "western pro" =20k USD minimum in yearly winnings on average) plays afaik in 99 % already for years.CaioRJ said:
I wasn't lucky, I play professionally, I've mastered all the Pre and Post Flop from GTO Wizard, it's not luck, I was playing according to what theory defines as the most profitable way, the 6 dollars was just an example, I've done this several times, not only on Pokerstar, I've also done it on 888Poker, the only site I couldn't do it on was GG Poker, because that's the most rigged of them all, things are even more absurd on that site. What I mean is that it's impossible to make a living from Poker, because the site will hold back your winnings when you win a lot, you mentioned 20 thousand dollars, that's a good amount if you live in Latin America or Southeast Asia, where the cost of living is cheap, but in the West you can't live on that amount, not even living in a van like low-income Americans do, that's a ridiculous amount compared to the time you need to spend to beat variance, you can make that amount in a single operation in Forex.Sunz of Beaches said:
CaioRJ said:
Ok 👍CaioRJ said:
An industry insider source has told me, that their system also punish people, who play with a picture of Gus Hansen or Phil Ivey on their account, but it reward those, who put a picture of their newborn babymarco198121 said:
, now back on-topic about the software conspiracy - I'm the kind of person that doesn't want to think about stuff like this that can drastically affect my game, so I'm always doing my research before picking a poker site -of course I only play on licensed sites and hopefully this regulatory authorities are doing a good job to make the games fair/safe for the customers... unfortunately, where money is involved shady stuff will always be around - this is even more true when it's about gambling activities where the random number generator (RNG) and/or the luck is a factor can be very important, especially for short-term results...
