How much money do you need?

[scobido]

At first you should play the small buy tournaments or even free tournaments for which you are accepted, to see if you are familiar with online poker.

 

[CataRouillet]

Need right now, to buy a house. ahahaha. But I wouldn't stop playing poker. I would like to dedicate myself to this full time.

 

[LUKADONCICMVP]

not much, i am already done with poker anyway. poker is boring af.

 

[Rachidao]

I don't think I would stop playing, unless it's like millions of dollars.

 

[dreamer13]

This question probably sounds rhetorical: there is no such thing as too much money, and the more, the better.
Financial tip: Calculate how much money you need per day and don't spend more.500K euros is enough for me.

 

[jaymfc]

I am from Romania , so around 100 k with set me up for life

Leu or dollars? Doesn't your government take 40% like ours does?

I would need at least a few million to retire from high-stakes
and come back to freerolls

 

[pavel1111111]

Leu or dollars? Doesn't your government take 40% like ours does?

I would need at least a few million to retire from high-stakes
and come back to freerolls

dollars , of course ...no the winnings taxes are 3% .... but even with 40 % it still 60.000$ that is a fortune ..i probably have them for the rest of my life ...seriously

 

[Acechador]

Right now with 20K I'm happy and I'm leaving poker for a long, long time.

 

[cwdignus]

What amount of money would satisfy you to stop playing poker?

I don't play for money, I play for addiction, 20 dollars a week is enough to buy my food , I already earned 1k dollars in a week I want to make it 10k

 

[Misanthrop]

I won't stop, because it's fun and I like to play. But if someone gives me any amount over 10k when I stop for good, I would accept the offer

 

[Poker Orifice]

I don't play for money, I play for addiction, 20 dollars a week is enough to buy my food

Nice! Groceries here cost me $20/day (for 1 person)

 

[Lena M]

What amount of money would satisfy you to stop playing poker?

Hi
$1,000 would be enough for me to live comfortably. Now poker brings me an average of 50 dollars a month. So I need 20 times more
I think my goal is ambitious, but quite achievable
..... in any case, no matter how much I earn playing poker, I will still continue to play because for me poker is not a job or a duty, for me poker is just great fun

 

[GarotoMaroto]

1 billion dolars XD (not to stop with the poker lol,i play poker like a hobby this days)
God bless
Go for the gold

 

[Andrii Lubentsov]

One million dollars would suit me.

 

[Pokerpoet2]

Why does it aways have to be about the Money? I sometimes go out of my way to watch a Live Stage performance, Booking a Hotel room for a couple of Nights, Travelling Hundreds of miles, just to catch someone famous at a Concert or whatever, Just so I can say I was there, I do it because I enjoy it.
Likewise playing poker in some Casino I have never been to before is exciting and exhilarating, I play Poker for Fun and enjoyment, Not! to make Money!
If I win a little money, then Great I have had my pleasure and made some money into the bargain, but it is by no means the reason I play Poker. I play because it is a fun game, because it gives me pleasure, and no amount of money would ever stop me playing something I enjoy.

 

[s0ftdumps]

Well, I'll be honest with you, I'm in the process of collecting $1000 for a new computer. The thing is, I have a laptop (a good expensive one), but it overheats too much in the summer, especially if I start playing some top games like Red Dead Redemption 2. However, I don't play games at all for now, as I spend a lot of time playing poker and freelancing.

Focusing on a computer with efficient cooling mechanisms might be a wise choice. Additionally, since you're primarily involved in poker and freelancing, you might not need the highest-end gaming hardware. Look for a computer with a good balance of performance, cooling capabilities, and durability to support your activities without breaking the bank.

 

[Stringy]

would have to be in the high millions, not that it would make me stop but i'll probably be doing a lot that I wouldn't have time to play

 

[john_entony]

Focusing on a computer with efficient cooling mechanisms might be a wise choice. Additionally, since you're primarily involved in poker and freelancing, you might not need the highest-end gaming hardware. Look for a computer with a good balance of performance, cooling capabilities, and durability to support your activities without breaking the bank.

Yeah, I've already found the right one. So I know the exact amount of money I need. And yes, it's somewhere around $1,000. But I think if I work hard, combining freelancing and poker, I will be able to afford to buy the necessary computer by the end of this year.

 

[successlaw]

I don't think there is a sum of money that can take me away from this passion

 

[recerveau]

The amount needed for me to open my candy store chain.

 

[hilary antonik filho]

I've been playing for more than 55 years, I don't play thinking about winning big, love is bigger than money

 

[mr.fers_one]

there is no such thing as a lot of money))) when the wishlist is closed, I will always find something else to spend ...)) there are not many desires

 

[Andrew Popov]

What amount of money would satisfy you to stop playing poker?

Poker is good entertainment and trains the mind and character. The amount of money has nothing to do with it. Sounds like How much money do you want so you don't drink more coffee.

 

[istbno]

Determining a satisfactory amount of money to stop playing poker varies significantly among players, depending on personal goals, financial needs, and reasons for playing. For some, poker is a source of enjoyment rather than income, and no specific amount would prompt them to stop. For others, a specific financial goal, like earning enough to buy a house, fund retirement, or reach financial independence, might serve as a target. It's essential to set personal and financial goals based on your circumstances, considering both short-term achievements and long-term aspirations. Ultimately, the decision should reflect a balance between financial satisfaction and the enjoyment or fulfillment derived from playing poker.

 

[Michel_11]

That's an excellent question, not just for poker, but in life.

But I won't go on too long and I'll talk exclusively about poker: I don't play poker for the money, so no amount would be enough.