How much do you invest in poker?

[No Bologna]

When my balance gets near zero I'll throw $100 in my account. This will let me play "small ball" poker for months, and I try to build it from there. Right now my balance is $250. It entertains me for hours and fun trying to beat other players and satisfies the craving of competition I love.

 

[Academico]

I try to play with what I get from the freerolls at the moment I don't have money to invest in the game

 

[Joe]

I am investing 150$ montly, i win at poker but i lose at the casino, if i play only poker i win averange 25$ per day.

Financially, I invest very little in poker, I've always been able to build up my BR from freerolls if/when needed.

Time and emotions is a very different story though!

Would highly recommend not playing casino games for profit. They aren't designed to profit you.

 

[kunkgreen]

I put 20 dollars into ggpoker and 20 into ps once.

 

[Mihail Grinvich]

Over the past six months, I have not invested a single penny, including for reasons beyond my control. I play freerolls, not bad either. I like it.

 

[w1nn1epo0h]

I only play freerolls

 

[odonob]

Zero, freeroll only, small wins might then try some small satellites or treble bets.

 

[Rijckenborg]

I only invest my time because I hate to deposit.

 

[jonaselloco]

Hello brother
Well, I'll tell you, from 2003 to 2007, which was when I played a lot in MTT, I always had an average wallet of 2,500 euros, taking into account that I started with 10 euros, it wasn't bad at all.
In 2007, when I had to dedicate more time to work and my wife's illness (thank God, today she has undergone surgery for Parkinson's disease, her surgery last year was a success), so I retired them and until last year I did not play again. .
From last year to holy I was playing and I keep a minimum wallet in 3 places more than anything to play and have fun, although I never lose the dream of reaching something big in poker, as the saying goes "dreaming costs nothing"
And well, I also know how to play some freerolls and with all that I am slowly adding up. But as I told you, I never stop thinking that poker is fun for me, not a livelihood.
I hope you have been pleased with the answer.
A big hug and greetings from Argentina

 

[NightStalker]

I've never invest one dime in poker.