i am fairly good at playing and can allways build my balance up playing a tight-aggressive game when i am focused. should i quit my boring Nine to five and live the dream or is that a bad move
To make $100 a day single tabling 10NL for 5-6 hrs a day would be impossible to sustain. Even at a 10BB/100 win rate (which is unrealistic even for a lot of the best players) at 50NL, you would hardly be making around $4/hr or $8,000 a year if you played 40hrs/week. Please don't leave your day job.
ive been playing for 2 years part time mainly for fun and never had more than 2 days of bad runs, i guess i must have potential to be best in the world then
i highly doubt somebody playing poker for a living would single table 10nl or even 50nl for that matter.. i used to be able to play 8-10 tables at a time, theirs players who can obviously do a lot more.. yes the win rate goes down, but the $ goes up.. my advice still stands keep the job until you can go work your way up and go solid at $100nl online for a few months, and play solid stakes live.. if you find you have no time for both my advice is to sleep less.. i get five hours of sleep a day, thats more than enough for me
cash games are king are where the money is.. hope your not a tournament player writing this thread.
There is no way this is a winning player.I atruggle to focus on more than 1 table i dont understand how people win playing 10/12 tables a time
Running bad for up to a half a year sounds more like a tilt issue than bad luck, in regards to such a thing happening to the pros, I mean.If you haven't experienced a bad month you haven't been playing poker long enough. Even the best names in poker have bad runs lasting 2 - 6 months sometimes.
I open my hostel, hurry disadvantaged or homeless by poker players.
$7 and the night is yours, the possible contract for the long term.
It is better to work and have a steady income.
Poker is unpredictable, it is possible to remain without pants.
i am fairly good at playing and can allways build my balance up playing a tight-aggressive game when i am focused. should i quit my boring Nine to five and live the dream or is that a bad move
i am fairly good at playing and can allways build my balance up playing a tight-aggressive game when i am focused. should i quit my boring Nine to five and live the dream or is that a bad move
Do it ... you'll obviously be the next Phil or Daniel. BTW, get qualified on Cardschat first and let's see how well you do in our Carschat League, then decide