and even better just win money in freerolls and withdraw them😅It is way more likely that when you out in a lot of money you play more carelessly or don't factor in the difference in playing real money vs freerolls. (that is not meant to be an insult - many of us have been guilty of that).
If you want to play for real money either deposit small amounts and play carefully or win free money in our freerolls and use that to play for real money.
I just put in some money and ended up tripling or more at spin and go but when I play in freerolls (and I think I know poker well) I have no chance. I'm experiencing exactly the phases that everyone complains about everyoneIt is way more likely that when you out in a lot of money you play more carelessly or don't factor in the difference in playing real money vs freerolls. (that is not meant to be an insult - many of us have been guilty of that).
If you want to play for real money either deposit small amounts and play carefully or win free money in our freerolls and use that to play for real money.
spin and go is roulette. at the beginning of march i played 5$ spin and go i won 60$ in 20 minutes. the next day i was bored i went to play again and lost 80$😅
That's exactly what I'm saying, I know the feeling 👍😉
by the way, since I am a very gambling person 3 years ago, I myself asked pokerstars to block my spin and go. they blocked my spin and go for 1 year. Now I'm thinking of doing the same. if you are also a gambler and you have problems with this, you can ask pokerstars to close your access to spin and go
I just asked a rhetorical question. Don't you think that the world involved must win something after all? Otherwise, I don't think anyone would take care of the business. The question is how much we are willing to lose let's be okWell i havent deposited to stars for 2.5 years i think so no (it's not bad)
Apparently, everyone has their own signs. But for me personally, it is a bad sign if I make a deposit more than once a year
This is definitely the last game mode you want to spend your bankroll on once you've deposited some money.
thank you very much for the advice, I was actually thinking of stopping by the school for an update, I think it will be useful. The biggest problem for me I think is that someone or something interrupts my gameThis is definitely the last game mode you want to spend your bankroll on once you've deposited some money.
With Spin&Go you ALWAYS lose... at most you tie... or if you're lucky you get any rakeback if you play a lot.
You also need an upgrade in my opinion. Poker today is not what it used to be...
In your case, you need to learn how to manage your bankroll.
Set goals for losses and gains...
But obviously... it depends on what your poker goals are.
I recommend the course offered at CC, which despite being introductory makes us fully updated on modern poker.
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It's a high variance game & to be expected, even IF you're playing optimally. (chances are you are not)
Da,nu merge ca la phiholog 🤣🤣🤣(one day) Until then thank you and that's all 😅😅😅I think a lot of players have been playing for many years and winning a very small amount of money but one day you can make a lot of money you just have to wait for this day
it's great if you consider it as. good investment ($50) if I don't play them until then😉 or ten times. In principle, anything costs money the first time, I think it's marketing, I can lose if I'm not careful about it ..... there are others for free.Never a bad thing to not have too deposit lol. You never asked but a bit of advice from a long time Pokerstars player like yourself.
Long time Pokerstars player here and not sure what you play but I don't think you'll find anything softer or easier then Micro/low full ring cash tables. You may struggle to get a lot of volume as a rec player with likely limited time like me but you should able to beat 2nl and 5nl full tables pretty easy. I've been playing MTT's for years and years. My cash game is rusty, mostly based on old Harrington, 2+2 books and other good books of that time and I'm crushing 2nl and expect too crush 5nl as they both play pretty much the same from what I seeing.
If you wanted to spend a little bit of money on a course I'd recommend Peter Clarke's "From the Ground Up" course at runitoncepoker. For $50 you really can't go wrong and that's the newest thing I've study so far other then the book shelf of old poker books I'm currently looking at. Couple links below one's to Peter's course the other is too his free you tube channel so you can get a look at his style. For $50usd you really can't beat the price.
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Cheers!!!
One of my biggest problems at this moment is finding the time to play without interruptions. The good part is there are various ways around it. Cash games will allow you to leave anytime you need to. You can play for just 2 hands and leave no problem. If you dont think you can comit to a long tournement. SNG ones are great options and sizes, Many are done in under 2 hours at most.
