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10227065 No.10227065 [Reply] [Original]

Since crypto is dead for the foreseeable future, how can I (a United States citizen) get good enough at poker to make $1000 a month on average? I've played off and on for years but I can never win consistently at all

>> No.10227093

>>10227065
You need to dedicate yourself to studying the game. Go read two plus two forums and post hand histories.

>> No.10227106

>>10227065
To be honest, it's going to be boring and won't have to do with fun poker at all. All you're going to do is to be a bot who follows the same algorithm any other midstakes "pro" follows and play for the deposit bonus of a couple of new fish. You will make money but the effort will be huge, imo when I started this route I quickly saw it wasn't worth it, you really have to love doing this shit.

Probably the best way is to get one of those masterclasses (Dnegs, Polk or bencb) and study hard as fuck day in day out.

>> No.10227340

>>10227065
you can grind out some tournaments online with a hud/bot and maybe make $1000 a month if you put a shit load of hours into it. Or you could get legitimately good and play in real life, but good luck with that.

>> No.10227348

>>10227093
twoplustwo is trash depending on your level but microstakes and fullring forums have pretty good stickies to plow through. honestly the hardest part of fulltime poker is the life game and bankroll management versus actually playing at the low to medium stakes live

>> No.10227352

>>10227348
by life game i mean tilt management, game selection, and patience

>> No.10227372

>>10227065
unless gambling is your only source of income, you wont take it seriously enough to be consistently profitable.

>> No.10227400

It doesn't seem worth the effort if the site with the most traffic is Ignition.

>> No.10227467

>>10227348
It's still good at online mid stakes, unless you're >implying the micro forums are worse

>> No.10227610

>>10227065
earning money is never.fun

>> No.10227699

Used to play a ton of poker, kind of getting the itch again. What site is the best for midstakes action? From what I've heard it's all basically bots and crushers now, is there good action anywhere?

>> No.10228482

>>10227699
Are there actually anyone that can prove that it's just bots and crushers? It's been on everyone's mouth for years now, but never really saw any conclusive evidence.

>> No.10228502

>>10227065
Yeah that's not gonna work out for you fast.

>> No.10228588

>2018
>poker

LUL, black Friday was the end of that gravy train.

>> No.10229225

>>10227065
You gotta know when to hold'em. Know when to fold'em. Know when to walk away and know when to run. You never count your money when you're sitting at the table; there'll be time enough for counting when the dealing's done.