How to become a Professional Player.

[VGShaa]

Study a lot and work on your game, analyze your hands, work as a coach at the start, then you can use the software to analyze the game and mistakes. Professional poker is about constant work and working on yourself and your game.

 

[mclay]

well, maybe a lot of free time

I agree that it takes a lot of time and a lot of work to do.

 

[rcmaciel13]

with a lot of effort and dedication we will arrive

 

[pankoffff]

It's a very long and difficult journey, but if you manage to succeed, I'm confident that you will be satisfied.

 

[NSX_Amfe2nat]

Do not know, i am fish lol

 

[Lipki3]

I think that not everyone is given this physically. In order to become a professional, you need determination, perseverance, good stress resistance, the ability to perform routine work for a long time.

 

[thwenth1983]

Good afternoon everyone, to become a professional player, you just have to study a lot and practice a lot, after 3 years depending on your knowledge, you'll be earning a lot of money. You have to focus on being professional, playing many mtts a month, I play 400 mtts, but there are players who play 800 mtts or more, there is no secret to study and game volume.

 

[dallam]

Taking plenty of time for the education, excercise, and have the money to play the buy-ins. I'm also struggleing with the equipments I have, so I believe you should be make sure to have all the technical stuffs to be able to do a smooth job. Have faith as well. But all-in-all you can be only a pro at your own level as well, that's not always a need to take the bar to the highest, so rating your steps and progress well.

 

[waitandblead123]

You need a lot of practice and a little bit of luck

 

[888NOX888]

Perhaps in poker, as in other professions, not everyone can become a professional, for this you need to have certain skills. I would single out such qualities as strong nerves, composure, calmness, mathematical mindset, patience, the ability to understand human psychology, well, you can't do without luck.

 

[COMIRRR]

Professional poker players should answer you!

 

[pavel1111111]

I think the most important factor to became a professional poker player are the MONEY !!!! how good you are if you play a 10k event and if you are unlucky and get out by a lucky player how try his luck against you ....the road is ended ....

 

[Pokerpoet2]

I am not a Professional Poker player, nor do I want to be, I suppose many would like the idea, but to be honest they would not be playing any freerolls on Cardschat!

 

[Academico]

With a lot of study, with a lot of practice, with a lot of perseverance, with a lot of behavior, with a lot of patience, with a lot of study, with a lot of videos, with a lot of books, with a lot of patience, with a lot of conduct, with a lot of tenacity, with a lot of luck hehe

 

[dreamer13]

You need to understand that if you are already far from young, it will be difficult for you to become a professional poker player, you need to play very well, this is given from God, not everyone can become if they play all their lives.

 

[M13A13]

See this tournament ad worth $25,000 dollars, that's why a poker player is every player who is not afraid of losing, because, no matter how good the player is, there is nothing guaranteed that he will not be the first eliminated at the beginning of the tournament, in the middle, and on the bubble. Alright everyone who plays only 9 will be well awarded and only 1 will be the winner. So anyone who is afraid of losing money is not a poker player.

 

[LUKADONCICMVP]

it takes a lot of hard work and tough times as well.

 

[Achrarock]

If you want to become a professional, you need a lot of work

 

[jose_saleh]

I would also add a 5th point: you all know poker concepts, but always consider studying a book made by actual proffesionals, since they put their own experience on them, and not only read, analyze what they say, try to think if you can adopt their strategies, etc. That way you can feel more confident on your skills based on the knowledge.

 

[bowserdon]

You need a good sponser #1

 

[Falai_san]

For me, I see that continuity and constant learning of the mysteries of the field lead to professionalism .

 

[dompoker]

First you have to have a lot of money and time to play, the rest is luck.

 

[lifecoach22]

You need to work hard on your game, improve it, analyze hands, watch training videos, you can try to hire a coach who knows a lot about poker

 

[fullclock]

Being professional isn't just about trust. You have to have a level where you know that you make good decisions and that you make very few mistakes. Or do you see that professionals make big mistakes? Not exactly! He achieved that with years of study and coming out of many tournaments.

 

[aissam18]

To be fair you need to be able to live thru poker and be open to say to yourself that you need to learn more and more