Interesting chat on what we were discussing here a while back, that Poker is not as profitable as it used to be and it is harder to make a living off of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXY9UTuVRWU
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Interesting chat on what we were discussing here a while back, that Poker is not as profitable as it used to be and it is harder to make a living off of it.
I used to have plans to play Poker professionally in a few years, but not anymore. Finding out more and more that it's not the glamorous life it used to be. With all these players going broke and the fact that the competition is tougher due to Poker losing some of its popularity, you are better off having a real job.
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I used to have plans to play Poker professionally in a few years, but not anymore. Finding out more and more that it's not the glamorous life it used to be. With all these players going broke and the fact that the competition is tougher due to Poker losing some of its popularity, you are better off having a real job.
I used to have plans to play Poker professionally in a few years, but not anymore. Finding out more and more that it's not the glamorous life it used to be. With all these players going broke and the fact that the competition is tougher due to Poker losing some of its popularity, you are better off having a real job.
Without sponsorship or ownership of a poker site, almost all of these poker degenerates eventually will go broke.
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Quote Originally Posted by Bling:
I used to have plans to play Poker professionally in a few years, but not anymore. Finding out more and more that it's not the glamorous life it used to be. With all these players going broke and the fact that the competition is tougher due to Poker losing some of its popularity, you are better off having a real job.
Without sponsorship or ownership of a poker site, almost all of these poker degenerates eventually will go broke.
sitting in a poker room or a sportsbook every day could become equally mundane.
This relates to your Vegas question. I have not been to Vegas in a few years, but have been about 5 or 6 times in my lifetime. The first day and a half or so is very exciting, as the adrenaline kicks into high gear with all the gambling possibilities.
But after 2 or 3 losing days, I could not wait to go back home. If you are fortunate enough to win early, the days are mundane, but tolerable. But being broke and bored is pure misery.
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Quote Originally Posted by Jayvegas420:
sitting in a poker room or a sportsbook every day could become equally mundane.
This relates to your Vegas question. I have not been to Vegas in a few years, but have been about 5 or 6 times in my lifetime. The first day and a half or so is very exciting, as the adrenaline kicks into high gear with all the gambling possibilities.
But after 2 or 3 losing days, I could not wait to go back home. If you are fortunate enough to win early, the days are mundane, but tolerable. But being broke and bored is pure misery.
Poker is a great second source of income/hobby. U must have a primary source of income. I play poker around half a dozen times per year at a casino. I generally win more than I lose but it not imagine earning a living off of it. Too many ups and downs. Ans competition is alot better with the amount of resources at peoples disposal. There are very few horrible players. Everyone knows the basics and in todays game people just push all in much more frequently with quality hands.
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Poker is a great second source of income/hobby. U must have a primary source of income. I play poker around half a dozen times per year at a casino. I generally win more than I lose but it not imagine earning a living off of it. Too many ups and downs. Ans competition is alot better with the amount of resources at peoples disposal. There are very few horrible players. Everyone knows the basics and in todays game people just push all in much more frequently with quality hands.