Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
One of the reason's I could never become a professional is the fact I don't play everyday, Sure I am passionate about the game, I really am, but not to the point where I want to make a living from it.
Besides the odd free-roll, I have played very little over the last couple of months, but when the Pandemic and lock-down's started, I played every day for about 10 months.
Then I found myself in burn out mode and have taken a break from Poker. I still visit CC every day and as I said will play a few free-roll's but it may take another couple of month's before I come back to playing serious again.
You got to take breaks from it and use that time for other interest's, but if I was a Pro I would not have that choice.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
Besides the odd free-roll, I have played very little over the last couple of months, but when the Pandemic and lock-down's started, I played every day for about 10 months.
Then I found myself in burn out mode and have taken a break from Poker. I still visit CC every day and as I said will play a few free-roll's but it may take another couple of month's before I come back to playing serious again.
You got to take breaks from it and use that time for other interest's, but if I was a Pro I would not have that choice.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
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Weee3eee
Rock Star
Silver Level
I play at pockets of time. So I play in seasons. Right now, I am in a Spring season. My off time goes for a month to three and sometimes skip an entire season depending on what’s going on. I love this as it gives me time to refresh and really get myself out of my poker shell and truly take a good extended time off. It brings me back to poker passion when I get into it.
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LukasynoACAB
Rock Star
Silver Level
Iam playing few times a week , its not easy when iam at work half day and at the end of the day Play some tournament 6-8 hours and weekends is busy as well always something to do around my house its a spring season so a lot of things to do . But at the winter time when i have a more time of course iam playing that often as i can 😃 its a good way to earn some good money and spend a good chill time.
jsnake716
Legend
Bronze Level
This is exactly where I find myself. I had ideas of being a "pro" , what happened was after I made a move up in stakes, things were actually going OK.I was playing profitably, but I just realized I was not going to put in the hours required, I still love poker BUT I had to accept the fact that I was going to be a recreational player.