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besttest11
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Players who don’t win at poker often keep playing for the thrill, social interaction, and the belief they can improve. The game’s mix of strategy and chance is addictive, offering hope with every hand. Many enjoy the challenge, entertainment, or simply the dream of hitting a big win someday.
ebazynski
Visionary
Platinum Level
As a retiree I have plenty of time to spare, so no worries there. As primarily a Freeroll player, there is no fear of losing money, so it's all good. In the end it just comes down to enjoying the competitive aspect of the games themselves, and the personal challenge of improving my game.
MishkaZL
Legend
Platinum Level
If you play for money and the income of $1-2 per day does not suit you, then of course you should find something better. If you play for the money and $10-20 per day is fine for you, then why look for something better?
R.Melnyk77
Visionary
Platinum Level
Of course, you should choose the activity that will be more profitable for you than others. For example, some people do knitting and thus have a fairly good income, some people just go to work, a bank or a factory and have a tucked away job, some people play poker and earn money. Everyone has their own capabilities and you need to choose a type of activity based on what you can do.
anasslaaleg
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Yes, it is possible to make money playing poker, but it is important to understand that it is not an easy or quick way to get rich. Poker is a game of skill and luck, and it takes a lot of time and effort to become a winning player.
