Hey everyone! 🙂 I'm a gambling fan so obviously I play a lot. It's also because I play different kinds of games. I've been playing poker for more than 5 years and I love it. I hope I'm good enough at that. Less than a year go I found out online blackjack. That's quite fun for me as well so now I often enjoy that. I think discovering something new is good, it helps you to develop yourself!
Fortunately, poker is a distance. even if you are a weakly plus player at a long distance it will bring you a good profit, when people realize this, usually poker becomes their workplace, they sit like everyone else for 8-10 hours.
One MTT tournament lasts an average of four hours, at the same time, for example, you can play tournaments if you do not go crazy. so on average, you can play 20 tournaments per day (if you don't always reach the final table).
If you play spins, you can play more than a hundred a day, but this is a risky business.🙂
One MTT tournament lasts an average of four hours, at the same time, for example, you can play tournaments if you do not go crazy. so on average, you can play 20 tournaments per day (if you don't always reach the final table).
If you play spins, you can play more than a hundred a day, but this is a risky business.🙂
hi.I play a lot so that I have a lot of practice to become the best.I'm used to setting goals and going for them.one of my goals is poker.although, sometimes it is not necessary to play a lot,you need to give a break.I have already spent the entire bankroll quickly more than once.but as without expenses-it is hard to study, easy to fight.))
From your post, I can see that probably you do not need the money that you earn in poker to live.
As you may know, a key part of the game is 'luck'. Or as the poker player use to name it 'variance'.
So the answer to your question would be:
"We play a lot because we want to reduce the 'variance' from our results".
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As you may know, a key part of the game is 'luck'. Or as the poker player use to name it 'variance'.
So the answer to your question would be:
"We play a lot because we want to reduce the 'variance' from our results".
😀
Improvement in the game comes with experience.The more time you spend playing the game, the more perfect you become.Set goals and win!Success is sure to come to you but also wear yourself out is not worth it.If the game is your income then you will spend more time on it.If the game is just a hobby to raise your mood, then one tournament a day is enough for you.I think so.Good luck to you!
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yes when you play too manny you get tired and play not so well ,but I play mostly freerolls and at some days starts 4 or 5 freerolls ,I need the money Iwin there to compensite the rake that I loose when I play sit and goes and cash games Ihave the time to play because I can not work any longer ,
yes when you play too manny you get tired and play not so well ,but I play mostly freerolls and at some days starts 4 or 5 freerolls ,I need the money Iwin there to compensite the rake that I loose when I play sit and goes and cash games Ihave the time to play because I can not work any longer ,
Even found an article on the game: Research experts show that without overwork and damage to the quality of the game, a person who works 8 hours a day can not devote more than 4 hours to online games. Exceeding this limit not only leads to fatigue, but also to a decrease in the quality of the game.
These 4 hours are divided as follows:
3 hours - per game;
1 hour - for study and training.
On weekends, the limit can be increased to 6 hours. Again, experts advise to give 4.5 hours to the game, 1.5 hours to study. Peaks in mental performance in humans are observed from 7 to 11 am and from 16 to 19: 30 in the afternoon, plus another short spike between 24: 00 and 00: 30 hours.
These 4 hours are divided as follows:
3 hours - per game;
1 hour - for study and training.
On weekends, the limit can be increased to 6 hours. Again, experts advise to give 4.5 hours to the game, 1.5 hours to study. Peaks in mental performance in humans are observed from 7 to 11 am and from 16 to 19: 30 in the afternoon, plus another short spike between 24: 00 and 00: 30 hours.
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Any poker tournament can easily take 4-5 hours, and if we talk about live poker tournaments, the game can last up to several days. Therefore, the answer to the question is obvious. You can leave at least immediately after the announcement of the start of the tournament, but experienced players are most often in the top 20 players.
Any poker tournament can easily take 4-5 hours, and if we talk about live poker tournaments, the game can last up to several days. Therefore, the answer to the question is obvious. You can leave at least immediately after the announcement of the start of the tournament, but experienced players are most often in the top 20 players.
