The most successful time for me is still the month of August, and this one in 2020 has gone very well for me as well, and that's when you just start. In my country there is a saying when someone wins a lot of money due to the lottery, horse racing, any type of sports betting, and this is the saying: "He has already made his August".:elefant:I want to know what time of the year you have the most in poker and what is the reason?
I want to know what time of the year you have the most in poker and what is the reason?
I can't say because I haven't even been playing poker for a full year yet xD Maybe I'll let everyone know what I think after a year if I remember to return to this thread by then lolThe most successful time for me is still the month of August, and this one in 2020 has gone very well for me as well, and that's when you just start. In my country there is a saying when someone wins a lot of money due to the lottery, horse racing, any type of sports betting, and this is the saying: "He has already made his August".:elefant:
All times of the year are good for playing poker.
It depends on local factors. In Daytona, when NASCAR is in town, Feb and Jul, or when they have a bike week, Mar and Oct, there are 300K -500K tourists in a small town looking for something to do. Many of the tourists drink, many of them play poker, many of them do both.
That is four weeks of juicy poker when the room is at max capacity. Many of the players are vacation only type players or home game players. Play at the 1/2 tables and many of them will need coaching on not splashing the pot, when to post blinds, some will even have to be told at every turn what their bet, call, raise, fold options are. It can be tough on the dealers and it can try your patience as a player.
However, those bad players will often run thru $500 or $1000 before they decide they can't compete and then they leave making room for new money at the table. During these times, if you get a good table, you can make more on the 1/2 than the 2/5.
It depends on local factors. In Daytona, when NASCAR is in town, Feb and Jul, or when they have a bike week, Mar and Oct, there are 300K -500K tourists in a small town looking for something to do. Many of the tourists drink, many of them play poker, many of them do both.
That is four weeks of juicy poker when the room is at max capacity. Many of the players are vacation only type players or home game players. Play at the 1/2 tables and many of them will need coaching on not splashing the pot, when to post blinds, some will even have to be told at every turn what their bet, call, raise, fold options are. It can be tough on the dealers and it can try your patience as a player.
However, those bad players will often run thru $500 or $1000 before they decide they can't compete and then they leave making room for new money at the table. During these times, if you get a good table, you can make more on the 1/2 than the 2/5.