Dedication to poker

How many hours a day do you spend studying poker and how many hours a day do you spend playing?

On average, I try to play poker 3-4 hours a day, but this is not always possible. Therefore, when I have free time, I read the corresponding literature.

I play around 4hr and study around 2hrs. That's on average for the week. Some days I won't play and strictly study other days I strictly play and some days I do both. Most of my free time is dedicated to Poker.

I mostly play on weekends maybe a couple hours, I don't study poker :O

I don't have study time and I play like 2 hours per day!

BOTAFOGOES1 said:

How many hours a day do you spend studying poker and how many hours a day do you spend playing?

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I'm missing out if a very important tournament and it's been a long way to go for 6-8 hours if the cache is 3-5 hours):idea:

Once you have an old lady, kids, dogs and a full time job . I relish being able to see a hand. Poker is luxury now. I get in where I can fit in these days.

game and learning

I personally spend about 3-4 hours a day on the game, and I play 3-4 days a week. On other days I try to watch the video with comments, watch championships and tournaments, watch any information on learning poker. At the moment I read a book about poker. but if I compare time, then the hours that I spend on learning two times less than the time that I spend playing. It seems to me that this is enough, especially since I'm not new to the game, and have been playing for 9 years.:idea::idea::idea:

Learning time is not spend,learn from your mistakes.I play mostly tournaments,so the time is spent in different ways,and can play every day

when I learned to play poker, it took me 2-3-4 hours a week for training lessons, but now I can play different kinds of games and spend a lot of time in the game for 2-5-10 hours and it all depends on how much I have free time to play!

Well ... I try to dedicate at least one hour a day to study some strategies, or watch some tutorial videos that allow me to improve my game ... and normally I play poker around 6 hours a day ...!

I have no life ... I only play poker and sometimes I write here in the forum ... I study very little and try to deceive bad luck or unluck ... when you play against a field that knows the dynamics of poker luck becomes a weight factor ... of course if you do not study the game you will only be giving money to others

I usually have time to play poker from 2 to 5 hours or more per day. usually 4 days a week. I basically only play MTT.
I have my own schedule, in which every Thursday is the day of reading and viewing useful information and working on errors

well it's clear to me that I need to spend a LOT more time reading up and studying...my results have been dismal lately

In general, it depends on my mood, if I have a good mood, sometimes I can play poker for 10-14 hours a day, but for the most part, it is 2-3 hours a day.

The game I spend 2-5 hours a day, for 30-60 min. echoboy In the hands.

BOTAFOGOES1 said:

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I have long ceased to kill time to study poker, now I just enjoy the game, play as I can and I really like it.

on average three hours, but if there are interesting tournaments then more

I think that no matter how much you play and how much you learn, it is only important whether you are keeping the game-to-study ratio right! if you are new then for every hour of the game you need to give 1 hour to study! if your level is “good” then 2 to 1 in favor of the game

All free time.

I'm done studying. Time to let others win. I play about two hours a few times a week. Trying to avoid the obsession. Sitting is the new cancer.

I'm learning while playing

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I read for two hours a day if not more is remembered good information. And play until you get tired or get bored.

I have not read much lately, because I've done it a lot. Now I just want to play, play and play.The more hands you play, the better to improve you game play.