LitPavel
Rock Star
Silver Level
I've also been playing for about 10 years, so it's a hobby. Recently, I have also been thinking about the profit in poker, and I think one experience is not enough, you need to learn. And a lot and constantly. In principle, just like in any other field, if you do not develop, you stand still.sorry, but I have a different approach to the game. I don’t spend my real money on poker, this is fundamentally wrong! I start with freerolls, the road is long, but for me it is the true poker road.
and still this road is not so long, for 1-2 months difference
experience, first of all, about maintaining a bankroll and then smart and metered distribution of funds on MTT
for 12 years of playing poker, of course, there were training and study by articles ... But first of all, this is my own experience, learning how to distribute and not lose a bankroll is primarily a personal experience with bruises and bumps. Nowhere else can you learn this in materials about poker than from your own experience of playing.
I determined this based on the fact that I can constantly get tickets to tournaments for free! Starting to play, for example, from freerolls or from a poker school, where from the first time I played I managed to take 2nd place in the leaderboard having won $ 75, this is not enough, but if you set yourself a goal with these $ 75 to get tickets to the Sunday storm and if you don't throw money away, but to play only good MTT tournaments, such as the Sunday storm for $ 11, or satellites to them, then after a couple of years of good play, I think you can achieve good results. Especially if there in the Sunday storm for 1 place the amount reaches $ 30,000!
No, I think you just need to learn how to distribute your bankroll and never fold again, playing only by bankroll. And no wagering, passions and nerves. Just distributed, and it is distributed and you play without deviating anywhere. Even the pros do this, otherwise with a different approach they would have no reason to play poker
Sivraj
Rock Star
Silver Level
I been practicing poker for about 15 years and I finally started playing online for real money this year. If I would've taken it seriously and started 5 years ago instead of procrastinating and falling into bad habits I would've financially be better off than now.
Well I'm here now and I'm hopefully one check away from my job to start playing high stakes poker. I'm confident I'll start making more money from poker than my actual job.
Well I'm here now and I'm hopefully one check away from my job to start playing high stakes poker. I'm confident I'll start making more money from poker than my actual job.
Alexey Shley
Visionary
Bronze Level
It seems to me that it is too early for me to judge that way, I have very poor control over the bankroll, I lose all the money I won in freerolls in MTT tournaments, because I won, for example, $ 5 I go to a $ 5 tournament and they run me over. In freerolls, I very often go to the prizes, I have enough patience to sit at the game for 5-6 hours in order to win money. But as soon as I enter the tournament for money, I meet with relocations. Write I will be glad to try. Good luck to the author of the post, I hope there will be a bestkash in modest time.
venycyos
Legend
Bronze Level
TeUnit
Legend
Loyaler
You will get out what you put into it. Most players do not table select, they dont sharkscope opponents, they dont take notes, they dont review hands.....you can always do more to improve your game.
MrPokerVerse
Legend
Bronze Level
+1 This is it in a nutshell.
Players who succeed in poker are always doing this type of work. It doesn't matter at what level you are at, to improve it takes incredible amount of effort. Even those players who do this for a living, are continuously working on all aspects of poker.
You can not simply log time at the table and be satisfied with marginal performances. You should approach the away from the table education with the same vigor as you do while playing.
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Dyl2020
Rising Star
Bronze Level
“Luck comes and goes but knowledge is forever”💯
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Daen27
Rock Star
Bronze Level
We play poker because we also want to earn money as pro players) I have such a period now, I play 3-4 months and then rest for 3 months sometimes poker gets boring, especially if you are a low-limit player or even a freeloader
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pjokay
Legend
Platinum Level
It is very difficult to assess your play at the freeroll level. If you are crushing it, it definitely shows an aptitude. But styles and levels of play can shift dramatically at mid-stakes where a lot more players will work on their game and provide a better test.
10gerka
Visionary
Platinum Level
it is true, if we dedicate time to poker and also study can get very good results, what happens is that at first we doubt that poker can benefit us, but when we understand the game better everything is easier, the prizes will come by themselves, you have to have patience and perseverance in this game, it is not easy, but everything can be achieved with hard work.