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I am a pro since 2011, currently playing NL600-5k (only bumhunting 2k & 5k) on all major sites except 888, feel free to ask me stuff.

I would not plan on going pro, online is getting worse and worse, bots are constantly getting better and in ~10 years AI will probably so good and undetectable that online is going to be filled with bots.
Live is a pain in the ass, slow, disgusting people, huge rake and since you get in so little hands massive variance, so I don't recommend that either.

I have never read a poker book, so idk, for coaching I suppose the stuff on runitonce is best, but you really have to be careful, since most people who do coaching started doing it because they got too bad to beat the games.

Also moving up nowadays is a lot harder, since at NL25 & 50 you will already be facing scum from eastern europe who is able to grind full time, because costs of living are so low in their shitholes.

Also don't underestimate the amount of work, time and stress it takes. Busting your ass for 30 days and still being a lot down at the end of the month is NOT FUN but definetely will happen.

tl;dr: If you don't really, really, really love the game, do not consider going pro.

Professional pokerplayer here, all crypto poker starups are going to fail, because you need centralization in order to combat bots and collusion. Also fish don't want to jump through a few exchanges in order to play.

@OP if you can't beat the sites that still offer poker in Australia you are not good enough.

>>3165687
So how does BTC help me to bypass any of this crap?
I swear to god, anyone who isn't a libertarian/ancap these days is either a leech or a hopeless retard

>>2393255
>(and selling right before the next global bubble)
Look at how many people have to default on their mortgage right now. Real estate prices are higher than in 2008 in some areas. Now maybe there are a few years or even centuries (I doubt) to go, but you don't know if we're already on the top of the bubble.