Poker Earnings

[seno]

How much will you make per month playing poker?

 

[Julie Danter]

Normally sod all, but at least it's tax free

 

[Babale007]

It doesn't matter for me how much I will make because in the end of the month, I will lose all in 5 mins.

 

[10gerka]

I have been playing at low limits for 2 years, I always like to play poker, and I earn an average of 500 dollars a month, although it is not much, but I always try to do my best to keep climbing.

 

[bowserdon]

$500.00 per year per site approx

 

[R.Holynskyi]

How much will you make per month playing poker?

On average, I have $20-$30 a month. It all depends on how much free time I have. If there is enough free time, I think it is quite possible to have even $50 a month.

 

[ninocabral]

I think this is quite relative, it depends a lot on how many games I played in the month and what my average buy was, I never win the same thing and I believe that tournament players don't have much of a forecast, unlike cash players who already have more or less a prediction

 

[Newzooozooo]

How much will you make per month playing poker?

Hi
It depends on how big my bankroll is and how much free time I have. For me, poker is a hobby, and at the same time, it is a source of additional income for me. On average, I have from $10 to $50 per month, but sometimes there are exceptions, there are days when I'm just lucky

 

[dimon4ik89]

This is a very broad question. I can’t say about myself since I didn’t do this professionally. There are a lot of nuances in this question: whether a person will play cash games or tournaments, what limits to play at, how much time to spend on the game. And of course, a big and perhaps the main role is played by how many years a person has been playing poker, what experience and skills he has, and how well he knows the theory. If you play live poker, the amount of earnings will be different from if you play online poker, since online poker has a lot of differences from live poker. So it’s hard to say right away how much I will earn from playing if I start doing it professionally.

 

[Gallarado777]

each player makes money in poker in a month depends on what limits he plays often does he win what is his win rate and one month he can earn a lot the next month without earning money at all, so this issue really needs to be considered and analyzed

 

[Michel_11]

I play micro stakes, so my winnings are proportionally low.

 

[NightStalker]

I don't keep track of this.

 

[Phoenix Wright]

Super small...I mostly just play cardschat events like the freerolls. I'm not becoming rich by it, but maybe I'll earn enough chips for the cardschat hoodie or something like that one day

 

[mr.fers_one]

you can earn money with poker, it is important to play bankroll, develop and work on the game) then you can move according to the limits and earn not a few tens, but several thousand per month)) and live for your pleasure))

 

[s0ftdumps]

This is a very broad question. I can’t say about myself since I didn’t do this professionally. There are a lot of nuances in this question: whether a person will play cash games or tournaments, what limits to play at, how much time to spend on the game. And of course, a big and perhaps the main role is played by how many years a person has been playing poker, what experience and skills he has, and how well he knows the theory. If you play live poker, the amount of earnings will be different from if you play online poker, since online poker has a lot of differences from live poker. So it’s hard to say right away how much I will earn from playing if I start doing it professionally.

Factors such as whether one engages in cash games or tournaments, the chosen limits, time commitment, experience level, and knowledge of theory all significantly impact potential earnings. Additionally, distinguishing between online and live poker further complicates the estimation.

It's clear that successful professional poker playing demands a nuanced approach that considers these variables. Making accurate predictions about potential earnings requires a thorough assessment of one's individual circumstances and abilities.

 

[sidd4rt4]

not so much, more like fun for the moment