Referring to the practice time being a beginner.

I already saw a post similar to this I think, anyway I think that with 25 hours a day I could walk lol.But more than the joke, you must play for a long time putting into practice what is learned in books and professional players before playing for real money

I only play the 100 man freeroll hyper turbos top 5 get $2. Than I go to sports book and try to run it up. All free less worry, trying to get back into the grind mindset as I once had.

I think in order to win it is at least necessary I think to play 10 12 hours

Hello.
I think you shouldn't play more than 3-4 hours a day to begin with. Understanding comes with time and therefore it is more important to spend another hour a day to analyze your own game in detail, and at least another hour to study quality learning material.

Few hours, sometimes none - if I'm in the mood for the game...

if you are a beginner, I will advise you to play all poker freerolls in all poker rooms to learn how to play you need to play as much as possible to hone your skills and gain knowledge if you want to achieve and reach great heights in poker

Originally Posted by DerlyGR

Referring to the practice time being a beginner.

Hello, a beginner needs to play a lot and for a long time, this is the only way you will achieve the result.

I play mybe 5-6h everyday. Maybe something more

3 or 4 hours a day is excellent, more than that the mind gets tired

it all depends on what you want to achieve and how determined I am. I play a few hours a day, as of course I have time. I try to play only when I have time and feel like it. Never play forcefully, it causes a lot of errors.

5 hours on mobile phone (X-Poker) and 2 hours on PC (Pokerstars)... idk i get easily distracted with a computer so i guess its better to play on the phone while watching some Netflix

if you don’t even have an appointment on the day, play the day, wait and stay all night. I've been playing for over 24 hours straight. and I don't regret it

Originally Posted by DerlyGR

Referring to the practice time being a beginner.

I think it is very important to learn to combine practice and learning. This combination will allow you to develop your skills much more effectively. I also strongly encourage you to take our free course, which will allow you to gain new knowledge and improve your results.
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I only play the Freerolls available from Cardschat, this can take at least 3-4 hours a day.

Originally Posted by DerlyGR

Referring to the practice time being a beginner.

Play as much as you can, months and months more than 6 hours a day, then watch many videos and read a lot, it is the only way to progress, play, watch and study

Originally Posted by ramdon p358

I only play the Freerolls available from Cardschat, this can take at least 3-4 hours a day.

Where do you register for these freerolls? Thanks!

Don't play to the detriment of sleep. Poker is an intellectual game, and a person engaged in intense mental activity should sleep at least 8 hours a day if he is under 35, and at least 6 ½ to 7 hours a day if he is 35 or older.

I would say 1 to 2 hours so that your mind is in the game. Anymore might cause a negative result of fatigue.

Mostly i play one tournament a day.

Always playing the same tournaments with a view to bankroll control, taking care not to break is very important for the evolution of your game.

if you new to poker, try to play as much as u can, within reasonable limits. only experience of the game and understanding more hands will give you an improvement in your skills. as many people write here for 1 tournament a day, this is nonsense, it will not teach you anything

If you are a beginner, you must play a few hours a day, to put into practice or your learning, poker still continues to be a very complex sport, no matter how much I 've heard you haven't. If you have time availability, always try to study more theory, before trying to play 10 hours or more a day, maybe between 3 and 4 hours is the ideal for those who started playing in a short time.

Good luck at the tables!

Originally Posted by DerlyGR

Referring to the practice time being a beginner.