Yes I turned 25 dollars to 14000. I play on bet online. I came 6 place in New player freeroll and won 400 and than I played In the 50000 tournament and won the whole thing.. which that was 13700
Yes absolutely ofcourse it's possible in a very good month.But10bb/100 is a very good win rate for 5nl "not the best" but still extremely good.So if you play 40k hands per month at 10bb/100 it's $200 and with a good rakeback deal you can get $250.Which would be a far better estimate of win rates. I only 3/4 table and i know 40k hands per month is very achievable and so is a 10bb/100 win rate at the lower stakes.I do get a 55% rakeback deal on the site i play as'well which at the micros i consider pretty invaluable.
It is possible. However the more appropriate question is 'can I do it?'.
Do you believe you can make $1 million starting with nothing, starting with freerolls only?
How about winning a 180 man SNG with out checking your cards?
Scary isn't it? I doubt many if us would realistically be placing ourselves in the same class as Chris Ferguson , Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier and Annette Obrestad (except maybe Zorba )
Perhaps but will have play far more than 25 tournaments in day) and this depends on what tournaments on structure you will play and how quickly in them will undergo registration. And of course your knowledge and time that you are willing to give.
It's possible, just not probable. I've turned a $2 buy in MTT into nearly $900, but I couldn't tell you how many $25-$50 deposits I lost before that. If it's disposable income then sure. take some shots but if that's your only poker bankroll right now then you want to preserve it...stick to the micros (NL2) until you've got some momentum.
Like they said, its possible with some luck... because the regular bankroll manangement to $50 would be sit and go of $1, and to arrive the $500 playing just 750 tournaments, you will need a 66% ROI, that is impossible in the long run.
There is possible. Are you SnG or Cash game or Tournament? Unlikely Cash game.
Tournament is only 1$ or 2$, If you won 1-5 then yes
My guess is SnG. 1$-3$ max for starters and do it for grind. Good luck sir!
Spin this one on its head. What is the possibility of turning $500 into $50 in one month?
What do you consider is a decent rate of pay for your efforts per hour and factor that in.
What is your opportunity cost (what else could increase your bankroll ten fold)?
Finally, which risk/reward path are you seeking to traverse? Conservative or reckless? Unless you have actual stats that proves you can consistently generate a positive expectation then your project may be on thin ice from the get-go. Using the ice analogy, make sure you can hold your breath if you fall through and are strong enough to get back on the surface. You will make mistakes, just survive them.
I think if it is possible but it depends on the skills of each player and hopefully once into a table cash with $ 5 and I went out with $ 60 in just over an hour but is influenced by several factors skill, luck, bad opponents, your opponents crazy bets
Hello.
I am convinced that this is possible!
My friend has been playing poker for about 10 years.
He plays only in MTT poker tournaments at PokerStar and 888.
His average monthly income from the game is 700 - 1000 dollars. I personally am convinced that thanks to poker, I can get a good income but need to work hard.
I was curious to hear of people doing this, and especially if anybody does it with with regularity, but I don't think anyone can do that consistently. As one member said after claiming great success beginning with a mere $20, it takes knowledge and luck. I think the truest part of what's said there is the part about LUCK...a whole lot of luck.
Hey guys
I would like to know if playing a consistent poker, 20 or 25 tournaments per day, inside the bank, if it is possible to turn 50 dollars into 500 in a period of 1 month playing sit go?
I think you can do it, it will depend on your focus, concentration and responsibility, do not make the same that I spent $ 500 a month, and I managed to clear my bank
Sure it is possible. But, setting a short term goal of 10 days would probably lead to some risky gambling moves, whereas setting a long term goal for the year would lead to less risky moves, thus maintaining a tighter game long term. So, short term requires more luck, and long term requires more skill.