Suggestions
- To be a professional poker player you have to put in the time. Generally a player has logged around 500 hours of poker play before deciding to become a professional. Many professionals track their statistics of how much they make per hour when playing in cash games or online.
- A person looking to be a professional poker player has to know the game they will be best at to get a good hourly rate. A real professional poker player will play the poker game that will give them the most money per hour.
- Discipline is needed to be a professional poker player. You are the boss and need to be motivated to put in the hours in order to make a significant living.
- Many professionals have at least 6 months of living expenses saved up before trying to become a professional. There will be swings of good luck and bad luck so you need to have money to live on when your luck is down.
- A significant bankroll is important when being a professional poker player. The thought among most professional players is to have 200 times the big bet for a bankroll. For example. If it is a game with a $10 to $20 limit the bankroll should be $4,000. This will let you still have some money when negative swings occur.
- A combination of patience, discipline, preparation, and a decent bankroll is needed in order to be a professional poker player. Once you have these things you can look for the poker games, in whatever medium, where you can make a living playing poker.
Tip
- Make sure that you have put in the hours and are an expert in the game you decide to play.
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