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Mahdi
Rock Star
Silver Level
Many
Is this enough for you, sir?
SecksyGambler
Rock Star
Silver Level
Being a professional poker player entails the fact that you're main source of income comes from poker. Therefore, with the measly little act of resigning from any other source of revenue and making any amount of money from poker, you are now a professional poker player. Congratulations.
In all seriousness, There's definitely no set number of years. Being a professional poker player takes a lot of dedication, time, learning, etc. It's not something that comes easily. Everyone learns at a different rate and there are entirely different ways of learning poker. Someone who has a coach will learn much faster than someone who doesn't. That being said, there's no set number of hours of studying required to play poker professionally.
Everything comes down to the individuals determination to improve the way they play poker and how much time, effort, and money they want to invest into their game. For some, it might only take a couple years, and for others, others might never make it.
I cant advise poker a method of sustaining yourself financially. I myself don't foresee a future in which I can play poker for a living.
Regardless, I wish you luck if you do choose to try, and a humble nod of approval if you wisen up and come to terms with the fact you could be doing better things with your time.
In all seriousness, There's definitely no set number of years. Being a professional poker player takes a lot of dedication, time, learning, etc. It's not something that comes easily. Everyone learns at a different rate and there are entirely different ways of learning poker. Someone who has a coach will learn much faster than someone who doesn't. That being said, there's no set number of hours of studying required to play poker professionally.
Everything comes down to the individuals determination to improve the way they play poker and how much time, effort, and money they want to invest into their game. For some, it might only take a couple years, and for others, others might never make it.
I cant advise poker a method of sustaining yourself financially. I myself don't foresee a future in which I can play poker for a living.
Regardless, I wish you luck if you do choose to try, and a humble nod of approval if you wisen up and come to terms with the fact you could be doing better things with your time.
Johnny78B
Legend
Platinum Level
It does not depend from the time! It is exactly the same like in others activities of our live sport, business, science, arts etc. Everything depends from yourself, skills, discipline, opportunities, could take a short time or never!
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Felipebarao
Enthusiast
Silver Level
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It is easy to stand behind a member of the freeroll
Study more dedicate yourself more I think this year you can become a pro
Thank you ... are we going to be friends? Maybe you can be my teacher
Thank you very much for your words, you have the mentality of a professional player ... few know of this information you mentioned ... who would say that a simple question would have such relevance ... a big hug for you.
Never say never
my fear of never becoming a pro since I only like to play ... this month I won 400 dollars and lost everything again ...
Anyway thank you
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Felipebarao
Enthusiast
Silver Level
You just need experience, and above all listening to advice that will help you a lot, as a player and as a person.
All advice is always welcome
got it gotta be good at everything you do
The game has its limitations more to life ... we have something that game does not have that is God ...
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Qrise
Rock Star
Silver Level
it all depends on how quickly you learn in all areas of poker, and how you can maintain strict discipline
you are absolutely right, it all depends on our qualities and ability for sports thinking.
Where discipline plays an important role
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Felipebarao
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I don't know the percentage of professional players in the world, but it must be very littleit all depends on how quickly you learn in all areas of poker, and how you can maintain strict discipline
joebenigno
Enthusiast
Silver Level
it can be a relatively short amount of time as long as you're the best player in the game you play in. if you play with a bunch of bums like dan bilzerian you can be a "pro" in a matter of weeks
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Felipebarao
Enthusiast
Silver Level
One day I will become pro in this game Texas and plo4
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Felipebarao
Enthusiast
Silver Level
The path and that was worth it by force
This is what I look for the way is narrow and complicated :joyman:
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