How To Transform Your Poker Passion Into Profession

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[ChangoD]

As a person who's played poker for 18+ years and had a few stints of poker being my only source of income I recommend that when you do hit try to pay as many bills in advance as possible because you never know when your next win is gonna come.
I would always try to have 2-3 months of rent paid ahead of time to give myself breathing room

[savageinstitute]

I saw many friends come out to vegas with a bankroll to give it a shot, usually lasted 2-3 weeks.

[albert]

🤔🤫🤔🤔I am 61 years old, and I've been there already trying to make a career from poker. My #1 advise I would tell others is: Learn to handle yourself emotionally. " Take your lumps" playing poker for in a big game, one must learn to handle many "bad beats." We all have been there. It is part of this crazy game called, "NO LIMIT TEXAS HOLDEM" which very few know how to handle.
A good poker player is stoic and maintains a good level of equianimity.
I don't wish others or myself, "Good luck!"
I say play well and make good plays, that's how a good player wins in any sport?

[generichuman]

This is why I keep it a hobby. If it was my profession I think I'd start to fall out of love with it

[crazycajun]

Poker is a hard way to make an easy living

[peaceforall]

I tried it for almost 6 years and honestly it’s brutal regardless how good you are, money management is key and I was horrible at it.

[topofladder]

I play blackjack that’s what I’m passionate about love to play it and count cards

[MisterBillfold]

Anyone who watches your streams of online poker sees you walking the walk. The most profound help you have been to me has been watching you "take your lumps " and handle variance like an authentic professional. Thanks DNegs

[HumbleDesires]

Most of the time peoples got ditched or decieved by the dealer. Dealer is the most important character in cards game specially in poker and black jack.

Daniel is absolutely right. So many champions and great players are now hiding some where but Daniel is still in the business because he applies everything on to himself what he is saying right now.

[LaValle]

Basically what hes saying is dont go broke playing poker. I believe the rule of thumb is never play with more than 5 to 10% of your bank roll. Supplement your losses.

[elzhirocker]

You actually don't have to work that hard you just have to know what cards to play and also you need a set of balls

[shanewilliams]

Working hard is pretty standard to pursue any passion at a high level

[kennethellerbeck]

Daniel, what would you recommend to someone who really wants to play but does not have much money?

[AloneGamer-yeps]

Alot of poker players go straight into big tables instead of working their way up 👍

[jproper]

Horrible part is even after all that hard work someone can still just crush you with luck. 😂

[purepalm]

Daniel’s “paycheque” from poker has been negative for the best part of three decades yet somehow he still manages to cover his bills.

Weird.

[tons-wbhl]

I want to be a hair Dr. I want to take hair plugs from the back of the head and move it to the front of the head. I'm passionate about being a Dr for Hair Club For Men. 😂

[anzawilldie]

What?! I can not just go in the cassino and make some money??
Why?. 😅😅😅😅

[Gundal]

Well ppl work hard about stuff they dun like..

[thehusketeers]

I became a profitable poker player luve and online without any studying