Is anyone a pro player? Best tips to reach pro please?

[chrisS999]

Is anyone out their a pro player? If yes could you share any information here that you feel made the difference from you making that transition from amateur to pro?

Was it a single event, a change in your bankroll management, specific learning material, minor or major adjustments to your game play. Would love to hear from you and where the community could watch you to help us grow as players.

Thanks.

 

[Nafor]

We have our Cardschat Ambassadors and Poker Experts here at the site. Many of them have their own threads where you can post questions about poker, and they do answer member questions from time to time.

 

[jonaselloco]

Ashley Sleeth (Vegas MTT pro)- Ask Me Anything About Playing Poker

Hi CardsChat members! My name is Ashley and I'm so excited to join this community. I've been living in Las Vegas for 10 years now playing cash games and more recently, tournaments. I currently play $5/$10 on the Strip and higher stakes on live streams such as Live at the Bike. I'll buy in to...

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What our friend Nafor says is true.
For example, Ashley is a very nice girl and she answers you whenever you need it.
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[SadonnaPrice]

While it's possible to make a living playing poker professionally, it requires a lot of dedication, hard work, and skill. To reach a professional level, it's important to continually improve your knowledge of the game, practice regularly, and seek feedback from experienced players. It's also important to have a solid understanding of bankroll management and to only play within your means. While it can be challenging to become a pro player, with the right mindset and approach, it's achievable.