If you play poker every day, what are the pros and cons of playing poker every day?

I play poker every day for 5-7 hours, this is how the game will go, there are dark days when no matter how hard you try, you just can't win everything, I feel this situation and, as a rule, these days I try not to play.

I play poker when I have money in my account and when I don’t, I’m glad because my regime is restored)

Last time i didn't play poker at all in a day was probably in october 2019 so yeah i tend to do that indeed ^ ...

Unless i'm travelling to somewhere ofcourse ...

I play everyday currently, pro everything becomes automated, cons the burn out

I play poker almost every day, if I take a break from the game, then it's hard for me to recover later.

Experience and complete creation.Develops a good concentration reading game.But do not forget that breaks are necessary for us not to become a hostage of the game).

Originally Posted by Chebchoub

If you play poker every day, what are the pros and cons of playing poker every day?

I think your question depends on the moment, whether you are up or downswing.

In up everything is light and there is almost no harm. Down is a stressful situation.

In other words, I see this situation as the saddles of poker's emotional poles.

I don't play everyday as its not my priority, but I try to play only when I'm not tired

I only play poker if I feel like it and it is almost every day.

Yes I play every day.

Pros: experience
Cons: caring less for each single one game

Play every day

Can’t wait for Doc Henry to green light the resumption of our regular daily lives and lift restrictions.

Dying for a live game. Some buddies, a few beers, chirping each other.....good times

Online all I got for now. On Party a lot when I’m off work

Its hard to have big sessions everyday

I did, but work started so I can’t.
Pros: More chance of winning. You improve as you play. Your style of play evolves into something better, because you learn from your mistakes. Even during the game.



Cons: You won’t win everyday. If you run bad and loose money, you start to experience tilt. That’s why bankroll management is crucially important. You, also should always remember that poker is a game of variance and it is also a game of luck.

In my free time I try to pursue as many things as possible, including playing poker. I love poker and I love to play bluffing, getting to know new people and just developing my game of poker and that takes time

I mainly play freerolls every day, so I never have a minus. I rarely play at tournaments, but if you count, then there is no minus either.

yesm mostly when i hace some frre time, spin & go and a little normal tables.

4-5 days for sure.

Per week

I dont play every day, but I play more now then I did before covid.. When the world comes back to normal, I think I will fell back to old happids, poker 3-4 days a wekk for a few hours

Don't play everyday too hard to get time to do that but play often as i can.

everyday and all day long. Even when I work, but then not that concentrated

i already have a poker addiction
i can't miss a single day
at least 10 tournaments i need to play

Even if i dont play poker, i play poker, because the life has so much similarity with poker like Psychology!

Whenever I can I am playing, it is very beneficial to play often to learn faster.

I play on average every second or third day.
Sometimes that could be 7 days a week with several off as it depends on other commitments.
The good thing about poker is that there is always a game on line and with Casinos in our area due to open, will make in-person play available again.

Whenever I have time for leisure, since it is not possible to have a sense of whether the tournament will last 30 minutes or 10 hours

I play poker every day as long as possible, morning, afternoon and night, with the pandemic that I have to stay at home, I dedicate all my time to poker

I try To play everyday when I have some time, most off all tonight when I put on bed try to play some quite poker 😁

As it does not work for me to be either in the pluses or minuses. One day is a little plus and the other is already a minus. Thank God that at least I don’t spend my money, but only freerolls.

Originally Posted by pribalt49

I play poker every day for 5-7 hours, this is how the game will go, there are dark days when no matter how hard you try, you just can't win everything, I feel this situation and, as a rule, these days I try not to play.

I understand your situation perfectly, the same thing happens to me, except that differently from you I can't stop playing, I get that thought that I will be able to recover what I lost and funny.

I play most days at the moment, but work is picking up so I'll probably be back to a bit at weekends and a couple of evenings through the week, or less.

I do find I'm much fresher after a break, and can focus more on making the better decisions.

The advantages of a daily game are obvious, they are profit and experience, the disadvantages are fatigue, insomnia and apathy for the game.

I play daily unless I have days where I'm too busy with work. On average game time is around 2-3 hours of poker but depends on how well I do in the tournaments.

I Play Poker every day!

I can't play poker every day, I play 3-4 days a week, but if I had more free time, I would play more often, it doesn't bother me, especially since you can watch a movie or a sports broadcast at the same time

I play poker almost every day, very rare the day when I don’t.
The advantage isí: that if you play well it is worth the effort.
Disadvantage: long-term burnout, downswing.

due to the pandemic i usaually play evry day in one or 2 reerolls or small mtts. Nothing better to do.

I am not playing at the moment, but when I do, I play 6 days a week. This is my average.

Well not everyday, but probably 360 days out of the year. I use to play 10 to 12 hours a day, now more like 5 or 6 hours a day. Been playing on line for 17 years. No telling how many millions of hands I've played over those years.

Right now I play everyday.

I play poker if I have time to play. If I feel bored and tired, I better sleep.

I always love to play daily. I still do. Since my shift change, it's been tough to play for hrs when I could use more sleep. Sometimes I may not play. It's all good though. I could use a break.

i play at least 1 sit n go a day. usaully at least 4 hours or more(depending how well i do hahah) on MTTs during the week. i also want to start playing live in casinos again once they open up

Since I got back into poker recently I've played almost every day. Once in a while if I have a lot going on I'll skip, but I like playing at least a few tournaments each day both for fun and to keep skills up/improving.

Taking a mental day after a really long session, especially one where you run poorly, can be helpful too. At least that's what I've found to work for me.

No, there are days that I take to study and generally these days I spend all day studying, as now at that time I post the study because I work in a little while but I started it was too late but there are at least a few 10 hours of study today.

I play poker every night for 2-3 hours, mostly freerolls and satellites.

Don't play everyday as I would get fed up playing. I would say I play around 4 days a week.

Yes, sometimes is 30min and sometimes is few hours... (30min - spin&go or cash games)

The downside is that you can get into a protracted downstreak.