Can you believe it takes many years to become an excellent poker player?

[Longbow]

Do you believe it takes how long for a player to start playing in big tournaments?

I play 10 hours a day.

And two hours of study.

12 hours a day dedicated to poker.

 

[MF.Brn]

It depends a lot on the person, and on how much time you dedicate yourself, some people are starting to earn good money in a year, while others take a little more.

 

[Wega85]

i dont think there is a secret recipe to success. there are lots of ppl out there selling masterclasses and courses. but when you watch them play they dont win too. has to do with luck too

 

[userX]

Do you believe it takes how long for a player to start playing in big tournaments?

I play 10 hours a day.

And two hours of study.

12 hours a day dedicated to poker.

That's a lot. I even think that there is so much that can harm you. It is better to study and play less, and at the same time do it for years, then you will really have a chance to become a successful player. In my opinion, it takes three to five years to achieve good results. But 12 hours a day is too much.

 

[takinitSLEAZEE]

It really depends on the mental capacity of the player, imo. Some people get stuff right away and others don't. That's why the poker community is full of players who use "solvers" and GTO charts and HUD's and any other form of an edge/help they can get their greedy little hands on to "try" and make poker their "THANG!". Sorry, some folx are just pathetic. Soft-skullers.

 

[yuriko oyama]

I believe that regardless of the years, the most important thing is how your mind assimilates the disappointments of the game.
the guy who puts up with all the dissatisfaction that this game brings, in my opinion is already an excellent player.

 

[Marshmalo1994]

I think that each player has to be build step by step. I don't think is just a matter of time, although is not from one month to another.

 

[I Live Poker]

It's all this and much more!

 

[s0ftdumps]

Do you believe it takes how long for a player to start playing in big tournaments?

I play 10 hours a day.

And two hours of study.

12 hours a day dedicated to poker.

It's really amazing how different the variations of poker are. 5 max plays so different than a full table. Some people are better at some formats than others!

 

[Longbow]

I believe that regardless of the years, the most important thing is how your mind assimilates the disappointments of the game.
the guy who puts up with all the dissatisfaction that this game brings, in my opinion is already an excellent player.

For example, I don't care anymore when I have AK in suit and I lose to A7 off or any card, this happened so many times that it became normal for me to be eliminated and forget about it right away, I just evaluate the plays in which I could have played better, but Bad bets don't hurt anymore, I just try to focus on my game and make the best decisions based on statistics, and I'm trying to evolve that way.

 

[black and]

Do you believe it takes how long for a player to start playing in big tournaments?

I play 10 hours a day.

And two hours of study.

12 hours a day dedicated to poker.

It takes years of experience to become a good successful player. We are not talking about a year or two, we are talking about 5, 7, or 10 years. You can become a successful player if you are ready for intensive work and self-improvement. Everything is in your hands, but 12 hours a day is too much in my opinion.

 

[rufininha14]

I believe that it is not necessary to play for several years to be a good poker player, you just need to have dedication and study and you will soon be playing as well as someone who has played for many years, of course experience influences a little more than time cannot solve , dedicate yourself and don't stop playing.

 

[jcxmendes]

I think it varies from player to player, but most of the time it takes a long time

 

[mclay]

Do you believe it takes how long for a player to start playing in big tournaments?

I play 10 hours a day.

And two hours of study.

12 hours a day dedicated to poker.

I think that if you can stick to this schedule, with 2-3 days of rest per week, in 1 year your level of play will increase significantly.

 

[larabe1997]

you should know the basics and play alot that's what can make you a good player

 

[Mr.$t0k]

I think about a couple of years. That's of couse if you do not stop playing

 

[Flower2211]

I think yes, to become a professional player you need at least a year and daily training like yours, yes

 

[dreamer13]

The online poker industry is constantly evolving. Experienced players say: “A day in poker is 90% luck and 10% skill, a year in poker is 10% luck and 90% skill.”If you play little, you will depend heavily on luck. The longer you play, the more your results will correspond to your skills. Therefore, try to play as much as possible, but only play in an optimal state, do not overwork yourself.In poker, as in any other business, it is very important not to change your principles, believe in yourself and continue to move towards your goal, no matter what. I think one year is enough.

 

[BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch]

Do you believe it takes how long for a player to start playing in big tournaments?

I play 10 hours a day.

And two hours of study.

12 hours a day dedicated to poker.

Tell us how it works out for you in a year, in 2 years, in 5 years, in 20+ years and then think about all the other things that you could have done while in front of that screen or playing at a live table.

Hope you do well and have plenty to share.

GL

 

[LaNimmer]

There are folks who can pick it up and run as they have the mathematical uber intelligence and the funds needed to be highly successful. Then there are people like me who have enjoyed poker for a lifetime (and even did some studying in order to improve), but will always be average players getting lucky now and then. At least live poker has somewhat of a social dimension and fortunately you can get some of that from CC as well. Anyone who has real future asperation in poker I salute you and wish you good fortune. Cheers!

 

[ninocabral]

I think that what leads you to evolve in poker is your dedication, your effort and your consistency, having all this you believe that in a short time you will be at a good level and I believe that evolution is very fast, now if you play alone Sometimes you don't study and don't dedicate yourself, you can spend years and never leave the same place

 

[eberetta1]

There are faster ways to make money than relying on poker as a sole income. If I was a poker pro, most money would be flowing in from endorsements.

 

[Poker Orifice]

i dont think there is a secret recipe to success. there are lots of ppl out there selling masterclasses and courses. but when you watch them play they dont win too. has to do with luck too

This ^ is what the winning players are hoping you believe (actually some are relying on you to believe this)

 

[Pokerpoet2]

There are some players that hold false hopes of becoming a professional Player, but there are others that actually make it, To them I offer my congratulations, but it is not for everyone.
I never wanted to become a Pro-Player even at the start of my playing Poker On-line, I just wanted to learn how to play without it costing a small fortune, making deposits after deposits, trying to get rich from the game, I am a Hobby player only wanting to pass some time, having a little bit of Fun.

 

[LUKADONCICMVP]

ya that´s the 10000+ hours thing that u need to master something.