Is winning 25k playing poker a lot?

[futbolplayer]

2020-01-13 --> Database creation date. What needs to be more clear?

[futbolplayer]

Tinsolider you're a lightweight!

[Cadmus79]

For a couple of years it's not a lot of money, that would be a lot of money if I had won it in a week or a month, I think you shouldn't be chasing poker player for the future.

[futbolplayer]

I will not be taking your advice, however I appreciate for input on the thread.

[animekings99]

Where already gambling with eBay and PayPal accounts I don't think we want to do anymore.

[MathProfessor]

Originally Posted by JamesNorth101

I don’t really understand the point of the thread if I am honest

Only you can decide if that’s good or not V the amount of work you put in

It's sort of like when a girl posts a picture of herself on social media and says "what do you think, am I cute"

[prodigyace]

Originally Posted by tinsoldier

Can believe the mods don't delete/ban this crowd???

You should apply to be a mod lol

[rsot]

Originally Posted by prodigyace

You should apply to be a mod lol

agent is first in cue though...

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

stocks are on sale now,DJ Industrial dropped 1473 points !

It was a bloodbath on the markets yesterday :(

[Bigblackdog]

Originally Posted by tinsoldier

I'll need a fortnight or so to free up my 250K, any idea who we should use for ESCROW?

ME ME ME - and I 'promise' I will hand the 500k to the winner (perhaps)

[wthezzy]

Don't listen to these idiots. Obviously they're set in their ways. Great for them that they have something that works for them, but without talking to someone about this that's IN THE GAME, and plays regularly, you're just going to get horrible advice that's just going to piss you off. That said, I've been playing 8 years, recreationally, and have moved to playing regularly... About 30 hours a week give or take, so I guess you can say it's a second job for me. I'd say that as long as your up in the long run, keep going. If your stats over the years show that you've been able to consistently pull profits, I'd say it's worth continuing. Now, the amount... Is it worth your time? at 25k spread over 3 years, that's not much... But I don't know how many hours you put in or how serious you are about playing. Is it casual playing? Or do you rely on it for some sort of income other than pocket change at the end of the day? On average, I make 6-8k a month from poker. To me, it's just like a job where I clock in, go through the motions, and I'm out. I no longer get the thrill of playing like I used to, and sometimes, I can't wait to leave the table. It's become just that, a grind. I suppose this happens sooner or later, but for me, it's given me no reason to stop playing. Now, I agree with others how this can open doors for a new addiction, some of which you all seem all too familiar with. And I'm not going to lie, poker did open doors for me to other games which I've lost upwards of 50k on (damned baccarat). It took me a while to realign my focus and get out of "gambling" and get back to "playing" to make profits. My advice to you is to determine your goal, and like any business, have an exit strategy (unless you see yourself playing cards forever). Also, I just thought I'd mention, I don't play online... Online poker is a totally different ball game. I only do live playing at casinos. 7AM-12pm, depending on how I run. Usually I'm out within the first 2 hours.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by wthezzy

Don't listen to these idiots. Obviously they're set in their ways. Great for them that they have something that works for them, but without talking to someone about this that's IN THE GAME, and plays regularly, you're just going to get horrible advice that's just going to piss you off. That said, I've been playing 8 years, recreationally, and have moved to playing regularly... About 30 hours a week give or take, so I guess you can say it's a second job for me. I'd say that as long as your up in the long run, keep going. If your stats over the years show that you've been able to consistently pull profits, I'd say it's worth continuing. Now, the amount... Is it worth your time? at 25k spread over 3 years, that's not much... But I don't know how many hours you put in or how serious you are about playing. Is it casual playing? Or do you rely on it for some sort of income other than pocket change at the end of the day? On average, I make 6-8k a month from poker. To me, it's just like a job where I clock in, go through the motions, and I'm out. I no longer get the thrill of playing like I used to, and sometimes, I can't wait to leave the table. It's become just that, a grind. I suppose this happens sooner or later, but for me, it's given me no reason to stop playing. Now, I agree with others how this can open doors for a new addiction, some of which you all seem all too familiar with. And I'm not going to lie, poker did open doors for me to other games which I've lost upwards of 50k on (damned baccarat). It took me a while to realign my focus and get out of "gambling" and get back to "playing" to make profits. My advice to you is to determine your goal, and like any business, have an exit strategy (unless you see yourself playing cards forever). Also, I just thought I'd mention, I don't play online... Online poker is a totally different ball game. I only do live playing at casinos. 7AM-12pm, depending on how I run. Usually I'm out within the first 2 hours.

I miss those live casinos up here (not open yet).

[aenews]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

I would take the money and run. You say your wagers have been getting bigger and bigger so it's probably only a matter of time before you lose it all and have some mafia guy chasing after you trying to collect.

Aside from that 2.5yrs is a long time and you could have made that amount working at McDonalds without any risk.

EDIT: Or, AT LEAST, take the $25k you've made and set it aside, then start with $100 again and see if you can make $25k again.

That's solid advice. Wish I did that (setting aside the equivalent of the original investment) with my cryptocurrency investments back during the big boom in January 2018. At one point, my wallet was worth roughly 60K with 20K initial investment. Now, it's worth a lot less.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by MaxForsyth

Well done, keep it up! I am also very lucky at betting now, although until recently I mostly lost. But now everything is much better! To tell you the truth, I really miss the days when there was no quarantine and this is the coronavirus. Unfortunately, many casinos are closed due to the pandemic. And I remember how cool it was there! The atmosphere was simply indescribable. Now it's also not bad, I play on sites, but still there is no pleasure I really miss those times, and do you guys miss them too?

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I miss the real-life casino for outings :( I have no feeling to gamble online - not the same at all

[qwrty76]

It's good you can now gamble online in the US in some states. Some of the poker sites even accept PayPal

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Hank

I'm going to stick my neck out and say you're a bull$hitter.

Morning chuckles

[Ando]

$100 to $25k in 2.5 years part time is relatively decent. Little under $1k/month. The issue is the risk factor involved. I don't see this as a "good or bad" thing. It's a hobby that fortunately hasn't drained your account. Keep up the wins!

[derekwilson]

pursue it but know your limits and play within it. your winnings you should put aaside for a rainy day and dont spend on stupid things

[Mirdude]

Originally Posted by derekwilson

pursue it but know your limits and play within it. your winnings you should put aaside for a rainy day and dont spend on stupid things

I tend to put back in to the casinos and end up losing big :( - bad habits!

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Mirdude

I tend to put back in to the casinos and end up losing big :( - bad habits!

Small gain and leave - or big reserve to grind with if down - various approaches to make a bit

[Mirdude]

Originally Posted by rsot

Small gain and leave - or big reserve to grind with if down - various approaches to make a bit

Yeah, I'm down 6 figures in the past year, stay away from them places trust meee, you never win in the long run.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Mirdude

Yeah, I'm down 6 figures in the past year, stay away from them places trust meee, you never win in the long run.

It's all fun until you get hurt indeed