emk4976
Rock Star
Silver Level
This is what you are looking at if you are interested in playing in a wsop event. This is the structure from event #36 at 2010 41st Annual world series of poker. It had 3,102 players I cashed in this event going out in 320th place. So playing a lot daily will help build up your stamina and endurance.
Players begin with 3,000 in Tournament Chips. All levels will last 60 minutes. Breaks will occur after every two levels and last 20 minutes. Dinner break on each Day 1 will be after the completion of level 6 and last 90 minutes. There will be a 60-minute break on subsequent playing days after the completion of 4 levels. Days 1A and 1B will play 10 levels, Day 2: Play will resume at 2:30 pm. The field will be combined and play 10 levels. Day 3: Play will resume at 2:30 pm and continue down to a winner or the completion of 10 levels, whichever comes first. Day 4: If needed, play will resume at 2:30 pm and continue until a winner has been determined. If an event is running long, the tournament director reserves the right to suspend play after the completion of 10 levels and resume the following day. Best of luck in life and on the felts to everybody.
Players begin with 3,000 in Tournament Chips. All levels will last 60 minutes. Breaks will occur after every two levels and last 20 minutes. Dinner break on each Day 1 will be after the completion of level 6 and last 90 minutes. There will be a 60-minute break on subsequent playing days after the completion of 4 levels. Days 1A and 1B will play 10 levels, Day 2: Play will resume at 2:30 pm. The field will be combined and play 10 levels. Day 3: Play will resume at 2:30 pm and continue down to a winner or the completion of 10 levels, whichever comes first. Day 4: If needed, play will resume at 2:30 pm and continue until a winner has been determined. If an event is running long, the tournament director reserves the right to suspend play after the completion of 10 levels and resume the following day. Best of luck in life and on the felts to everybody.
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LOVENRG
Rising Star
Bronze Level
My work load is greatly reduced for the Winter months. Depending on the weather and or day, geez, I've played for about 45hrs straight. I can never seem to make it through those last few hours to achieve the full 48hr. I'm just to delirious at that point and my decision making is getting sloppy. More typically though, 12-16hrs depending. I can't play as much during the remainder of the year, 2hrs at best and thats depends on the weeks schedule. So I really cram in as much as I can while I can 
Cheers
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LOVENRG
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Yea man, its those multi table tourneys that can vacuum an entire day away, but for the most part I play SitNgos. I keep a bottom line in my account and any excess above that I play in cash games to mix it up from time to time. I love my work but it is lopsided in the way that I play a bunch in a short amount of time and a little over the other many months. Seems like you have a solid schedule and that is foundational to staying consistent. Wishing you and the rest a solid gain in this new year...cheers
Martin Carreira
Visionary
Silver Level
It depends on my bank. At this moment I do not have money so I dedicate myself to read a lot and play free tournaments to be able to increase my bank and thus be able to play again. But at this moment playing free tournaments approximately between 4-5 hours per day i play.
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LOVENRG
Rising Star
Bronze Level
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boonvech
Enthusiast
Silver Level
my opinion not more than 10 hrs per day. first 4 hrs i can make good decision but very bad at the late 2 hrs.One day I played without a break for 18 hours
That's my maximum
What is your maximum?
KozakAlex
Visionary
Bronze Level
It depends on the success of the game. I used to play very long without a break. It used to be that he forgot about time and only because of fatigue, when he reached full exhaustion, he finished the game. My maximum is 26 hours in a row, but it was a long time about 10 years ago. Now I play 1-2 hours per day, if I go far in the tournament, then I can stay at the table for 5-6 hours, but the heat
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LOVENRG
Rising Star
Bronze Level
yea man I hear ya...those long sittings are the exception not the rule, especially now a days for sure. I still play for 6-12hrs depending though, on the table play. Really only for the winter months as well. During the other 9months I'd be lucky to get more than a few Sit-n-Go's in.