Poker, Fun or Job?

[andreii955]

for me and fun online poker and job, I earn a living from online poker pretty well, live a good life in poker.

 

[mr_hippi]

poker is fun but I would like to have it as a job

 

[kazmeer]

I started for fun in high school, but the prospect of winning loads of money was always in the back of my hand. Only when started playing at casino tournaments did my view of fun change to work.

 

[rick rosamond]

the most frustrating fun that leads to obsession that may be profitable as a job after thousands of hands.

 

[Doblador bus]

I DO NOT THINK ITS TAKE LIKE A JOB PLAYING POKER

 

[ByronP]

It is for fun. Only the lucky ones (if you can call them that) do it for a job.

 

[GRANDPAPA929]

Barry Greenstein, one of the most iconic and most intelligent pokeristov of the older generation, have not filed on any news on the playing field, but recently I had a chance to tell about myself a lot. 19 January at audioportale entry appears in his SoundCloud an interview with PokerFuse, in which he spoke about his receiving the son and sad of the poker.

 

[vadimknyshov]

I play for fun, but very much like to win money))

 

[imnotthatdrunk]

FUN!

seems like it would be soo much more stressful if i had to feed myself from winnings. FUN for me

 

[GRANDPAPA929]

The most productive tournament player online Chris "Moorman1" Murman,the total profit which in online MTT over $13 760 000(the highest score in the world),appends a new poker book and on store shelves, it will be this summer. This was announced by a gambler on his page in Twitter.

 

[coloradosc]

Just for fun.... as soon as i realize i was playing so frequently i stop for a while... sooner i'm back

 

[Ivab]

For me, poker is a hobby. I tried to play on a constant winning. But I can not boast of great achievements. But I like to play and will continue.
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Good luck in the game and life

 

[Vonick]

for me poker is for fun.i really enjoy playing poker and if some cash comes its welcome.

 

[itarus]

Playing poker is a fun and enjoyable. And if we happen winnings. it will double the fun!

I do not think that poker can be a job. . .

 

[grinya774]

For someone poker is fun, but for someone work. And for them it is not fun, and tedious. With analysis of hands played with the teaching of the theory, viewing videos and so on.

 

[hulinada]

I love poker. But I totally realize that I'm not even close to playing as a full time thing, or if I ever will be.
I love the game, and gambling in general. The idea of making money by playing games excites me.

 

[nutthink]

if I win then this is job couse im fakin pro..
if im lose then its for fun couse i know nothin i love football..

 

[57noona]

Poker can be a job for some people. I look at it as for fun. It is a hobby of mine.

 

[walluyo]

first time i know poker in 2010 i play for fun, when i continuosly playing and win some play money, im interested to made some money from my salary. so at this moment i play for winning.

 

[psyho26]

this could be the job that brings pleasure

 

[QA77]

I have been playing poker to make money since I got out of school. I have been playing 40 plus hours playing 2/5 at casinos. But I would like to start playing online. I wish there was "legal" poker but sadly it looks like it will take a while.

 

[nenkov407]

Money all the way. The game is boring if there isn't money involved.

 

[Svyat66556]

For me poker is fun and work, because when you win a tournament, felt at the height, of the so as to play in tournaments for 2 hours with each game to analyze study and the game will try to avoid a lot of mistakes. It all work to play, increasing your chances of winning

 

[KALUGAJ]

Keby poker bol zamestnanie, tak by som sa asi zblaznil , tak som pri nom nervozny

 

[nworsley94]

Its a job for a very select few, and fun for the rest of us! Any winnings are a bonus in my eyes!!

Having said that, who wouldn't want to play poker for a living? We shouldn't underestimate the amount of time the pros put into learning the theory of the game and analysing hand histories. Those who make a career out of it spend as much time developing their understanding of the game as they do around the table playing hands.

I'm just happy to earn a few extra dollars where I can and have a great time in the process