Did you win more money than you lose ?

[phantoma69]

Yes on texas holdem, but i lose to much on roullete! it destroys me, if i only play texas i would make money but someting disturbing me and i have no peace when im in big money, thats sux, hope ill find miracle inside me and keep normal play

 

[Fuchun]

I am new to poker and so far I have lost little.

 

[cwdignus]

I started playing poker here at CC, and all the money I earned at the beginning came from freerolls. I never put my money into poker and I've won and cashed out more than 2k since 2015. I always reach amounts that can be withdrawn. I cash out.

 

[Luka22guro]

Since I got acquainted with poker from freerolls and almost all the time I either won something from them and withdrew it or played with that money, so in terms of money I'm in a good plus, but how much time and nerves it took.

 

[bodil19982]

I believe in it but I don't think so =)

 

[martinoni]

Yes this last year I could turn losses in wins and became a profitable player

 

[Falai_san]

For me, my profit is slightly higher than my loss.

 

[thedarkman]

I'd rather say only I've done extremely well this year and let it go at that.

Had a bad run the past couple of weeks and my bankroll is nearly gone but when it is, it's freerolls only until things improve.

 

[alucaa]

At this point I think I have won more than I have lost, I haven't been around for long and I consider myself a recreational player

 

[Mario7]

The short answer to the question is: yes.
A bit longer conclusion: no way to get any real info or statistic from such thread, since only some people who actually want to share it do it here. As far as we know 90+ % of poker players are loosers, while readig posts here there are definitely more winners

 

[ManOfSky]

I’ve had ups and downs, but with study and better bankroll management, I’m working toward being consistently profitable.

 

[fernandofcp]

Playing poker, I win more money than I lose, considering I only play online and in freerolls. I always win some money playing freerolls and manage to participate in some tournaments.

 

[tabaskichhh]

yes, my biggest win is $3500 and my loss is $800 in 2 months

 

[PotatoPoker]

I win more because I can't lose money since I only play using free tickets and freeroll tournaments

 

[Dushka]

I guess so. I try not to lose much.

 

[tabaskichhh]

My winnings over the entire time are greater than my losses, based on the fact that I have saved money during this time.

 

[bullkk]

Yes, in poker I won more money than I lost all the time.

 

[s0ftdumps]

poker yea probily up. but that dam live casino gets me.

 

[DiazPoker3101]

GG Poker is the only platform where I can keep track and I'm down 700 USD, but for the time I've been playing I think it's fine.

 

[YLAN]

When I started with poker, I played live mostly & won a lot but likewise lose a lot. I would say breakeven as I don't really care tho if there's a list would probably be more on the loosing side. Now that I play mostly online, I win more than I lose since I do not deposit & just withdraw.

 

[Mantinhoo]

Poker is the kind of game where one day you win and the next you lose. Of course, there are ups and downs, some days are better, some are worse, but overall I’m in the plus, since I play for small stakes. And even if I have a losing month once in a while, it doesn’t really affect my mood, because it has no real impact on my life.

 

[schtiuky]

only won never cash out- playing only freerolls

 

[dzsire]

I played more seriously in the 2010s, my balance was definitely positive at that time. Then a few years ago I referred to PokerStars several times, and I know that my balance there is negative. Lucky or not, but for a couple of years it has not been possible to transfer money from our country to gambling sites, so there is nothing to lose...

 

[LiviuRo123]

Overall, I try to stay profitable by playing smart and managing my bankroll carefully. Of course, there are ups and downs - nobody wins all the time - but as long as I keep improving and making good decisions, I'm happy with my results in the long run.

 

[HPHHAZE]

Online losing more than live. I think online you make faster decisions.