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Is a professional poker player, having fun?

I ask myself whether I should have one. I think I have the right attitude, skill, patience etc., is the winner in the game. I also like the game, but I do not like the idea of isolating myself from the outside world is sitting on your computer desk or in underground spaces, with no windows. I do not want to cut from the outside world and people, and I fear this is what should be the player who makes his living by playing poker. Can the life of a pro poker player is more fun than what I would imagine that it would be?

Play poker full-time can be tiring, boring, repetitive, and frustrating. It is certainly always the excitement and exhilaration when you make a big score, but most of the time, when you win it's not very exciting (Because you should win), and to lose is frustrating, because you tend to lose because of bad beat or bad luck. Sitting at the computer the whole Day can suck sometimes, even though there are many jobs where sitting at the computer doing repetitive tasks. The difference between the different job and play poker, you have to be mentally acute when there is other work can often just phone it in. It's not to say that is not benefits. The opportunity to work on "whenever you feel like it (more or less) is awesome. A week may be riding wave of good luck or a good game and tables to be 80 hours. Next week we may feel or have been slacking off a bit altruistic reason or another, and only play for 20 hours. What personal relations, it depends on you. Many certainly many of their friends through the hiring, but it does not mean you are going to be anti-social hermit just because the work itself. whether or not a professional poker player is a life you do not have my say. I suggest to you is to go with your life if you do not intend to play poker live. The last thing you want to do is to dedicate your life poker just know you're not good enough. I do not know how old you are, but finish school, go to college and get a "real" work. Play poker in the evenings and on weekends as much as you can. If you have what it takes a pro, you can make money and build a bankroll. If you can not go the whole day work, then come home and play poker for 4-6 hours and win, then you're probably not ready to be a pro. If you have money to continue at a level that you can live away and are happy with, so you can make some decisions. Contact us by e-mail me questions if there is something special you want to know.

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