What do you, a pro or recreational player, think about?

[Thiago Adriane machado]

In the last few years that I have been playing poker I try to learn more about good poker plays every day!
More Here's the question to you who make me more and more upset with the game;
Is it only with me that I take a bad rap in 99% of the tournaments played in crucial phases such as the final table bubble or even in the jumps of the final table that the ICM shouts the loudest?!
Tell me about the experiences you have been going through in recent years.

 

[LUKADONCICMVP]

used to lose most of times being ahead, but it's all random they say so I stopped playing this joke. rigged game.

 

[Flyer35]

No, not just you. Happens to me all the time. People get more aggressive in the latter stages (post bubble) and the blinds are so high you're almost always playing for your tournament life.

 

[BrunoFabri01]

Currently an amateur, who knows, with a little more study and experience I might become a professional.

 

[ztibor72]

There was a time when I made a living playing poker, but even then I wouldn't call myself a pro.
These days I'd call myself a steady winning player who just plays for fun.

 

[dreamer13]

After three decades of playing poker, I had to relearn how to enjoy the game.So my goal, as I grow older and become a man of wisdom, is to enjoy it in moderation, the way it is meant for me; because there is a way I must enjoy this beautiful game.Lived my whole life in illusions.

 

[Igor Popadyk]

you need to love poker too much and work on the game - and work completely - then it’s possible to play for profit, but at a long distance

 

[navicula]

Right now, playing poker is just a hobby for me. I only play when I have free time after finishing all my work. Looking at my history, I am still in profit from this hobby, even if it is not much.

 

[Happy Bobi]

In the last few years that I have been playing poker I try to learn more about good poker plays every day!
More Here's the question to you who make me more and more upset with the game;
Is it only with me that I take a bad rap in 99% of the tournaments played in crucial phases such as the final table bubble or even in the jumps of the final table that the ICM shouts the loudest?!
Tell me about the experiences you have been going through in recent years.

I have been playing poker for quite a long time, definitely more than 10 years. However, I don't consider myself a strong player. Situations vary, but I easily accept any outcome because I primarily view poker as entertainment.