No but because I am in the US. On other sites I average $36.26 an hour playing .25/.5 and .5/1 so I would like to say I could if allowed. Thats not including tournaments as I have not figured that one out yet as I play them for fun and mainly $2 and under with a lot of freerolls so the hourly rate not going to nearly as good.
So i just have to play 27.5 hours on average to make a grand. I grew up on PokerStars before it was taken away from us.
My friend, help me to make this money, because I try in all ways to get out of scratch and only what I get is bad beat, I play the best way, today I do not bluff more like in the past, always looking to train good games and even then I always end up losing. What should I do to make money? I'm sad about my results.
No but because I am in the US. On other sites I average $36.26 an hour playing .25/.5 and .5/1 so I would like to say I could if allowed. Thats not including tournaments as I have not figured that one out yet as I play them for fun and mainly $2 and under with a lot of freerolls so the hourly rate not going to nearly as good.
So i just have to play 27.5 hours on average to make a grand. I grew up on PokerStars before it was taken away from us.
$1000 a month turnover easy profit not so easy $150k is the goal going forward:hahaha:can you make $1000/month in poker star now?
Now, not before.
+1 for another sound advice in a lengthy series of +1'sThere is no magic formula that anyone can just tell you. I've put over ten years of studying, and failing, and invested hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of loss before ever becoming profitable. You just have to be one step ahead of your competition. The best advice I can give you if you want to be profitable is stop making deposits and play free rolls only. Or budget yourself an amount you can afford and consider the budgeted deposits an investment. If you don't have the edge on your competition you will continue to lose money. I'm not mad I lost all that money, but I wish I had found communities and coaches like CardsChat and 2+2 runitonce, and Upswing and asked the questions and followed the wisdom earlier on. Would have saved myself a lot of money. Even still you have to be studying because the game is changing every day.
No but because I am in the US. On other sites I average $36.26 an hour playing .25/.5 and .5/1 so I would like to say I could if allowed. Thats not including tournaments as I have not figured that one out yet as I play them for fun and mainly $2 and under with a lot of freerolls so the hourly rate not going to nearly as good.
So i just have to play 27.5 hours on average to make a grand. I grew up on PokerStars before it was taken away from us.