Don't worry about building your way up.
I'm thinking, it's 85% luck. 10% skill, and 5% what you're bankroll allows(poker earned or not).
But this is only approximately correct for online poker..
Live poker gives you better odds.
Hello there,
Chin up
The ups and downs in Poker are emotionally draining if you do not have a reasonable goal. Set a very small one and build momentum that way.
I dove into the game of Poker, went on tilt more times than I care to remember but came back with a different mindset.
This is why the CardsChat Community is so awesome. You get to go through the learning curve with little or no risk if you choose to and plenty of support and poker tools. It is all about the approach to the game and your discipline. Participate in the community and level up and enjoy all the
freerolls and competitions. Focus on the fun factor.
After reading many posts like yours, I decided to give playing poker a more serious try. I have done some reading, taken the
30-day Poker course and continue to watch videos and study a little at a time while I apply what I learn. Now, I run a thread documenting my progress from no bankroll to see how far I can progress in a year;
Zero Bankroll Builder Challenge. I welcome you to subscribe to my thread and encourage you to start your own.
Turn that 10% skill into your advantage since you cannot do anything about the luck
.
See you at the tables.
