Do You Play Poker Everyday?

[riff_raff312]

Yes i play 3 or 4 games a day just because there is nothing else to do with my time till the covid is over and done with

The Riff_Raff

 

[funnyhook3]

I play free rolls every day

 

[xpvictor1]

I used to play every day but now mostly just weekends because outdoor work is a priority (lawn, garden etc.)

 

[Geksan_87]

Yes, I play poker every day after work for 3-4 hours usually in the evening.

 

[satriyo]

Weekends

I play in my spare time and on weekends.

 

[Stu94]

About 4 days a week for 1-2 hours

 

[Kompany]

I play every day, some days for long hours, others just for a quick fix.

Upside: the more I play the more experience I gain
Downside: it can become quite monotonous

 

[kngofpkr]

Yes everyday. freerolls or real money, it is an adddiction.

 

[frnandoh]

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

The pro is that you gain experience by the big number of hands you analise everyday. Con is addicting and mental fatigue.

 

[Chebchoub]

I used to play every day but now mostly just weekends because outdoor work is a priority (lawn, garden etc.)

Yes, I play poker every day after work for 3-4 hours usually in the evening.

I play in my spare time and on weekends.

The pro is that you gain experience by the big number of hands you analise everyday. Con is addicting and mental fatigue.

It is a good idea to play every day to improve your poker skills, as we all love to play the game of poker. Some days I play spin&go or sit&go 6 or 9 P.Max For 2-3 hours, but I prefer a slow tournament

 

[jcxmendes]

at this moment that we are going through, I play every day! when I play for several hours straight I have moments of inattention and I make mistakes!

 

[johnsonmad]

I don't play poker everyday. I only play poker when I have free time.

 

[fruittree]

Almost....5-6 days a week. But I still work!

 

[nimburkx]

i play every day I want to load more tables in a passive way one or two tables I want to load at least 4 tables and try to make it stable for a long time!

 

[Skripka Dmitriy]

It turns out that I am very gambling, and I really love cards, so I play every day.

 

[Muzyka1996]

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

 

[Jadeyt92]

Unfortunately i have to work as im not good enough to play everyday. Bills need paying

 

[Chel_nv]

As for me, playing every day takes up a lot of time in your life where you could devote time to self-development or time to spend with loved ones, because this time is priceless. And that's why I play good tournaments on weekends with good prizes.

 

[Datdude1]

As a general rule I try to play poker everyday. If you want to get better you have to put in the time. However, this rule isn't very popular in my household...lol, but I try to have a schedule that works for everyone.

 

[AdonisPimenta]

As I'm still working from home become easier to arrange a time to play it. The time that I used to commute from home to work and vice verse have been used on that nowadays

 

[gonzalo1]

I try, but there are always other types of more important plans ... but I usually play every other day

 

[rafcio20p]

I was playing everyday on studies. Now i'm playing at the weekend, sometimes 2/3 tournaments bankroll Builders + ofc cardschat freerolls

 

[Chebchoub]

Yes i play 3 or 4 games a day just because there is nothing else to do with my time till the covid is over and done with

The Riff_Raff

I also. I've played poker twelve hours a day since the start of Covid. "Poker helped me a lot in getting over this year."

 

[BOMDEBLEF]

I play 2-3 tournaments every day

 

[Chebchoub]

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.

Well, you guessed it right.
I used to play 12 hours this year every day. I spent over $ 600 in February in no more than ten days, and that amount is not easy for me. That's why I asked the question.