1- Rookie player
2- Intermediate player
3- Good player
4- Very Good player
5- Expert player

I think I learned poker and follow many qualities but many my defects learning so I think that each one plays with the priorities which initially learned the game is challenging because there is more likely model game there is a strategy with the table you are stage tournament or effective stack play his stack before the opponents then we can also mention if the opponents are good patients if they are calling station and are tilted finally there are so many variables similar to weather difficult to assemble an efficiency squall.


mateuspoker

By official experience I'd put myself down as a rookie player. Have never played a high stake tournament, only low. The highest buy in I have played is $20. Haven't won a large amount but know my way around the game.

Originally Posted by maezma

1- Rookie player
2- Intermediate player
3- Good player
4- Very Good player
5- Expert player

Well, I think for myself: 3- Good player

2-3

I would say a 4 in terms of how I see the game and my success rate.

Originally Posted by maezma

1- Rookie player
2- Intermediate player
3- Good player
4- Very Good player
5- Expert player

I would say that I am not a super and not a very good poker player, but I would say that my level of the game is somewhere between 2-3 places, but I try to raise my level to become a good player!

are in position 2 for a long time,the scale of progress in my training while stood up,the depression caught up with me,waiting for the good times)!

Im a five at 2nl and gradually decrease to a one the higher up i move.

I'm 2

Level 2, trying to pass this phase, imagine how fun reaching the next level

[QUOTE= maezma; 4996973] 1- Rookie player
2- Intermediate player
3- player Good
4 Very Good player
5- Expert player
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I think I fit in a good player -3 I guess.

0 - Complete Newbie.

It's my own fault, I haven't spent much time studying. I have jamming charts but that's all. This year I will put in the time to study. I am doing Daniel Negreanu's masterclass and I'm reading books. This year I want to reach Intermediate Level, and hopefully next year I will reach 3 - Good Player!

1 with 14 years of experience

Pro for 10 years.

I would say 3, Im still learning.

It depends how you define different levels but for me i say 2. I need to invest much more time to study and play to go to the next level.

I hope 3 but honestly 2.
I am to much gambler in the end to be good in poker.
Some of is are thriller seekers hehe

I have some experience, have some medium achievements too, but I play only for fun and when I am in the mood, so I can conclude that I am at position 1.5 as experienced rookie

I play poker for about one year, so with confidence I can say that I am a beginner and I have very little experience. For the time being, I mostly play freerolls.

Originally Posted by maezma

1- Rookie player
2- Intermediate player
3- Good player
4- Very Good player
5- Expert player

its hard to define your own skill level, but i think i'm in number 2

regards.

6 - I am God

I prefer letting others telling me how good or bad I am, I sometimes get a "you are pro" comment in chat.

I think that I am number 2, sometimes I play like number 3 and rarely like number 1.

I'm still giving away freerolls.

Game is always evolving, to keep up you are learning as you go. Not going to attempt to self categorize in a five point score card.

im about a 3, but thhere are times when i consider myself a 2 or even 1, but then again i can shine up to a 4

Originally Posted by Daymo90

By official experience I'd put myself down as a rookie player. Have never played a high stake tournament, only low. The highest buy in I have played is $20. Haven't won a large amount but know my way around the game.

Its like golf... ive been playing for years, but still have a 20 handicap...

I don't mean to brag but I definitely don't lack the experience, I've been playing poker for most of my life and it turns out that I can whoop my friends with ease.

However I don't bet big or much at all. So all in all I would declare myself to be a very good player, with very little cash experience.

I don't know how to decide. What would you base each of the 5 levels on?

I would consider myself on level 2-3, altough I am playing already since some years, but only in my free time after work or at the weekends. Therefore, I think, there is still a lot to learn and to improve for myself.

Defensive player !

Haha.. that's a good one.
Should be linked to a next Poll:
"How you rate your Ego from 1 to 5:

1. Poor.
2. Intermediate.
3. Tough to handle with, but I keep trying.
4. It's taking control over my consciousness.
5. I'm under it's steel feet. Feels like Napoleon of Poker! Mwahahaha!

P.S. By the way, did you ever heard about, if you actually start to think you are good at something, it's actually a very bad sign. At that point you are stop learning anything new and regress is about to start off.
So it's a right way to think you're somewhere between 1 and 2 even if you're beating high stakes, IMHO.

Originally Posted by alienat3d

Haha.. that's a good one.
Should be linked to a next Poll:
"How you rate your Ego from 1 to 5:

1. Poor.
2. Intermediate.
3. Tough to handle with, but I keep trying.
4. It's taking control over my consciousness.
5. I'm under it's steel feet. Feels like Napoleon of Poker! Mwahahaha!

P.S. By the way, did you ever heard about, if you actually start to think you are good at something, it's actually a very bad sign. At that point you are stop learning anything new and regress is about to start off.
So it's a right way to think you're somewhere between 1 and 2 even if you're beating high stakes, IMHO.

What a diplomatic way NOT to answer the question yourself

As for the OP, I would rate myself between 3 and 4 in live poker, and probably 3 in online poker. I am basing this on my stats, being in profit from the first day I started playing poker which is not something many amateurs can say for themselves. Aside from that, my general percentages are good - % of MTTs I finish ITM, ROI etc...

Also, because I don't want to turn poker into a way of living and a base source of income, I feel that in time, I will play less poker which will cause my skills to decrease. That is still ok for me, since I want poker to stay a hobby and a fun way to spare some free time

I'm 2- Intermediate player

I guess number 3)

For general can define yourself so I'm more than 10 years and cons of this mean I'm a bad player and I have no luck ....

I think reality is 2 , but is hope is 3

Originally Posted by maezma

1- Rookie player
2- Intermediate player
3- Good player
4- Very Good player
5- Expert player

Without modesty, expert player.
But I don't have the time or resources to try / risk and build a career.

I think I am between 2 and 3. I would say that I am good if I was more profitable but....!

3/4 ...can i be 3,5?

Definitely a poker rookie, any player can easily tear me apart in a poker game. But without the certainty that I am going to improve to achieve what I want in poker by winning an important event one of these days. Good luck at the tables !!!













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update to my previous post...I became something like Grand Funk Railroad...Grand poker master in the rookie mode

I'm the best poker player, but I don't win anything

As the baddest player of all times haha regards. I still consider myself a rookie.

I feel like I am a good amateur. I still have a lot to learn but I feel like I play good poker usually and make good calls/raises/folds. Usually in a tournament when I am eliminated it is me starting out ahead and someone drawing out on me or catching a lucky river. I dont usually go all in or call and end up behind from the start.

2.intermediate player

I think i'm an intermediate player but i'd like to think of myself as a good player coz when put my mind in the game i'm always profitable.

I think good player with unstable emotion mood.

something is missing but my experience is great