pentazepam
Legend
Platinum Level
Flexing my muscles on Onlyfans maybe.
Poker is NOT the best way to make money. Online is very tough above the lowest limits, and LIVE is still soft but so slow that you never know your true win rate.
But I think most of the players here play for entertainment and see it as a hobby. Nothing wrong with that. Plus if you play MTTs there is always a chance to a big score.
Poker is NOT the best way to make money. Online is very tough above the lowest limits, and LIVE is still soft but so slow that you never know your true win rate.
But I think most of the players here play for entertainment and see it as a hobby. Nothing wrong with that. Plus if you play MTTs there is always a chance to a big score.
yuriko oyama
Visionary
Platinum Level
I consider it one of the most complex ways to earn a living, as nothing demands so much from your mind to endure so many daily frustrations.
I would be doing other things, but I wouldn't be sitting for hours in front of a PC.
I would be doing other things, but I wouldn't be sitting for hours in front of a PC.
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
Poker is definitely not the easiest way to make money, The only sure way to make money is to get a job and work hard, maybe someday start your own business as I did and then you will come to understand what work is really like.
Working for a boss 40 hours a week is great if you get appreciation for the work you do, with a wage packet at the end of the Week/Month.
Working for yourself and 40 hours is just part time, my shortest working week was 72 hours, with some weeks I was doing 80 hours and then some. Poker is just a past time, a Hobby, something I did when my health was bad and I couldn't work, or my Car broke down and I was off the road. Poker will never give me a living that I have become accustomed to, working for myself, and I have now been retired since my 58th Year, 10 years ago.
When I took the decision to become self employed, I invested in a great Pension plan that now gives me a good return so that I don't have to worry about Bills or Repairs to my own house, and I am still saving money and the best part is now I don't need to work, and have all the spare time and spare cash to play Poker whenever I want. But it will never replace the hard work I did preparing for my early retirement that I now enjoy.
Some people do make a living from playing Poker, but it takes a lot of hard work, studying and following a strict bankroll Strategy that works for them, and any Professional Player will tell you it is far from easy money!
Working for a boss 40 hours a week is great if you get appreciation for the work you do, with a wage packet at the end of the Week/Month.
Working for yourself and 40 hours is just part time, my shortest working week was 72 hours, with some weeks I was doing 80 hours and then some. Poker is just a past time, a Hobby, something I did when my health was bad and I couldn't work, or my Car broke down and I was off the road. Poker will never give me a living that I have become accustomed to, working for myself, and I have now been retired since my 58th Year, 10 years ago.
When I took the decision to become self employed, I invested in a great Pension plan that now gives me a good return so that I don't have to worry about Bills or Repairs to my own house, and I am still saving money and the best part is now I don't need to work, and have all the spare time and spare cash to play Poker whenever I want. But it will never replace the hard work I did preparing for my early retirement that I now enjoy.
Some people do make a living from playing Poker, but it takes a lot of hard work, studying and following a strict bankroll Strategy that works for them, and any Professional Player will tell you it is far from easy money!
Colbefc
Legend
Silver Level
In this day and age anyone who plays poker to earn a living is, unless they are a top player, dreaming. It is so hard to
do now. If you just play within your means and enjoy it, if you win great and if not there is always another day
Poker is entertainment and for most people not a profession.
do now. If you just play within your means and enjoy it, if you win great and if not there is always another day
Poker is entertainment and for most people not a profession.
BOXING71
Visionary
Bronze Level
But in all seriousness, I believe that whatever path we choose in life, we should aim to better ourselves while also helping others. Money is not the only way to feel fulfilled. Perhaps without poker I could volunteer my time teaching English or coaching sports. What really matters is living with compassion. As the Dalai Lama said, "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible
dreamer13
Legend
Platinum Level
Play a lot, work on your game even more - and success will definitely come. There are many examples of poker players who grew into world-class stars, starting to play from scratch, this is money out of thin air.
maronza1
Rock Star
Platinum Level
I would just do play video games on my lap top like i usually do, or do anything that will entertain me . Poker is not the best way to earn money. If you need the money, you should work hard for it as Genesis 3:19 says. I play poker as a hobby, not as a way to earn for a living.
LaNimmer
Visionary
Bronze Level
Get a real job kid, that's how you earn a living and a pension. You can still play poker almost any other time, maybe make some extra money or maybe make that one big win. Making a real living from poker is a grinding hard life full of uncertainties! But hey, that's a personal opinion. Good luck to you.
dzsire
Legend
Platinum Level
I don't think it would be a problem, I'm interested in many things, so I'd look for another hobby instead of poker.
This would rather cause problems for those who make a living from it.
Of course, the question is theoretical, this game will never disappear, there is too much money in it (especially for poker sites) to just disappear.
This would rather cause problems for those who make a living from it.
Of course, the question is theoretical, this game will never disappear, there is too much money in it (especially for poker sites) to just disappear.
Gallarado777
Legend
Loyaler
if poker didn't exist, I would just live a normal life, play sports, go to the gym and train, but now there is poker and I'm still doing the same thing, but I also play poker now you can really make good money, you just need to know how to play and spend time playing poker
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Cooking
Legend
Platinum Level
I would probably need to find another hobby, maybe I would read more or exercise more (don't know about the last one..lol). About the money, I think it depends of where you live poker can be a very good way to win some extra money. Like in my country $ worth around 5x our current currency, so, even if you don't win much playing poker still is considered a good money for the majority part of the population.
MishkaZL
Legend
Platinum Level
The best way to get money is to get a job. Yes, it's trite, but it's actually the easiest way. No one will pay you to play poker, moreover you have to pay yourself if you want to play
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888NOX888
Visionary
Platinum Level
Playing poker, I spend my free time well, and sometimes I can earn something. If there was no poker, then most likely I would watch TV shows in the evenings, play video games, and go fishing on weekends, but I like to play poker more.
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Easylu
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I don't see it as a way to make money, because it's not always like that, it's a learning process and many defeats but not everyone is determined to face this hard path, I just know that it will come but in the meantime let's keep fighting for that day.
Academico
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Poker is a game that offers opportunities to win money, but its viability as a source of income depends largely on the skill, experience and risk management of each player. Although some highly skilled players can win consistently, poker also involves high variability and fierce competition, making success not guaranteed. It is important to recognize that poker is not the best way to make money for everyone and that it takes time, dedication and a solid financial strategy to meet its challenges. Before considering poker as a source of income, it is essential to evaluate your own skills and personal circumstances, as well as maintaining a primary source of income or financial safety net, as poker can be a volatile activity.