How much money do you need to earn $100 a day?

[bbtran]

I want to ask how much money I need now to win $100 a day, and how to bet to win, everyone.

 

[fundiver199]

When you ask such a question, you need much more than a bankroll (money) to become a winning player. online poker is not a money tree or a get rich scheme. So start by finding out, if you can even win anything at all playing in the micros, and when you know that, you can also answer this question yourself.

 

[toots babos]

It's really simple, buy some spirits and mixer, drink and play game after game until you make your $100 profit, go to bed, wake up and do the same thing again every day for the rest of your life.

You're welcome in advance for my advice

 

[fefibecerra]

You should deposit $730,000 in a high-yield savings account. That would give you ~5% annual interest rate which would be ~$100/day. You are welcome.

 

[hardongear]

You could have just said you don't know how poker works. You want GTD money weekly get a job. Poker certainly isn't for you with your attitude and line of thinking.

Here's how to find out if poker is for you thou. Take $50 deposit on it and start at 2nl full-ring cash tables. If you can't beat 2nl for 12/bb+ fairly easily over a decent sample size of hands(for a rec/hobby player) poker isn't for you.

Cheers!!!

 

[flabilim]

Você deve depositar $730.000 em uma conta poupança de alto rendimento. Isso lhe daria uma taxa de juros anual de ~5%, o que seria de ~$100/dia. De nada.

best answer, if he wants he also has other investments.

 

[TeUnit]

You should deposit $730,000 in a high-yield savings account. That would give you ~5% annual interest rate which would be ~$100/day. You are welcome.

Enjoy it while you can, interest rates are coming down soon.

 

[skaterick]

you gotta have 3 or 4 laptops and play every freeroll in sight to make 100 bucks a day !

 

[Station_Master]

The real question is how good at poker do you need to be to make $100 a day (on average)

Answer: online you need to be very very good.

If you have good live games nearby it might be possible with a more modest skill level.

 

[userX]

I want to ask how much money I need now to win $100 a day, and how to bet to win, everyone.

I think that for such a daily income, your bankroll should be at least $5000, and preferably $10,000. But the thing is that in addition to money, you need skills and years of experience. If you are a beginner, you will need at least 3-5 years. If you are ready for this, then you have a chance to receive a daily income of $100.

 

[greenlarrow]

To date, you should have a bankroll of 1000 buy ins

 

[pentazepam]

you gotta have 3 or 4 laptops and play every freeroll in sight to make 100 bucks a day !

Do you have that many available freerolls in the US?

I think it would be hard to even make 10 dollars a day living in a country with access to every poker site and freeroll.

 

[steve01991]

gambling is a very tough way of making $100 / day.
i dont think you can survive on that anyways.

 

[gustavofuentes2]

That what depend on what you want to use it on. If its gambling in any style it is never a sure thing. But I find that it is eisier and almost never fails just to go for a 10% goal. So if you want 100 dollars a day I suggest to use 1000 dollars for that goal. Goos Luck

 

[hardongear]

gambling is a very tough way of making $100 / day.
i dont think you can survive on that anyways.

100% agree. Depending on where one lives plus quality of life they want.

I've done the math years ago and it still holds true today. In canada that's only $135 at todays exchange rate(I assume the $100 is in usd). You better have a partner that works full-time. You can't afford to live off $135/day here and live a decent lifestyle. And no wife or partner is going to stick with anyone that plays poker 365 days a year which you have to as it's only $49,275.00cad/yr and you need every penny of it.

Cheers!!!

 

[sandy358]

gambling is a very tough way of making $100 / day.
i dont think you can survive on that anyways.

Gambling is no way of making any money. And how much of a gambling is poker depends on your skill level

 

[WrongUsername]

poker have variance u can´t make 100$/day without swings.

 

[Rost]

I want to ask how much money I need now to win $100 a day, and how to bet to win, everyone.

I think you need at least $10,000 and at least 10 years of experience. In a word, if someone thinks that poker can bring easy money, then this is a false impression

 

[luckyfish98]

I want to ask how much money I need now to win $100 a day, and how to bet to win, everyone.

The probability of winning a 100 hand session in one evening is 42%, which will still feel psychologically like a coin flip. However, by the time 1000 hands are played the probability we're ahead will have fallen below 25%, and at about 9000 hands we would have lost money in all but 5% of cases.

 

[Poker Orifice]

poker have variance u can´t make 100$/day without swings.

I would assume that we would be including this in our calculation and would be projecting a $100/day average over the longrun.

 

[Poker Orifice]

The probability of winning a 100 hand session in one evening is 42%, which will still feel psychologically like a coin flip. However, by the time 1000 hands are played the probability we're ahead will have fallen below 25%, and at about 9000 hands we would have lost money in all but 5% of cases.

What are you talking about and how does it relate to the question regarding how much of a bankroll does a player need if projecting to win $100/day.

 

[luckyfish98]

What are you talking about and how does it relate to the question regarding how much of a bankroll does a player need if projecting to win $100/day.

and this option has been tested, if you don't believe it, you can google it
nothing can be planned for a poker game because it is not possible

you can lose 10 days and then lose 10 days again

 

[Poker Orifice]

I want to ask how much money I need now to win $100 a day, and how to bet to win, everyone.

First off, one would need to be a winning player at a particular format and at a particular buy-in level.

For MTT play I would estimate that you'd need approx. --> $5,000

Let's say we have an ROI of +15% We'd need to be playing approx. $650 in buyins each day which would equal approx. 30x $22 buyin MTT's (to be able to play 30 MTT's per day, you'd need to be efficient at playing at least 12 tables simultaneously)

To be playing a $22 abi, you'd want at least 200 buyins in your bankroll. So.. approx. $4,500 (probably $5k or $6k would be more reasonable)

OR if you chose Cash Games
If you were a winning player, 4-tabling 25nl Z00M-'style' tables, you could earn $100/day while playing ~10hrs./day

 

[Poker Orifice]

and this option has been tested, if you don't believe it, you can google it
nothing can be planned for a poker game because it is not possible

you can lose 10 days and then lose 10 days again

What is the point of mentioning a 100 hand session? WHat does that have to do with winning $100/day (on average)

 

[Poker Orifice]

The probability of winning a 100 hand session in one evening is 42%, which will still feel psychologically like a coin flip. However, by the time 1000 hands are played the probability we're ahead will have fallen below 25%, and at about 9000 hands we would have lost money in all but 5% of cases.

Whatever you're quoting here ^ is completely out of context (I'm assuming you're talking about variance??? but who knows because your post sure isn't making any sense to me... maybe I'm an idiot?).

You suggest the probability of winning a 100 hand session in one evening to be 42% (where does one grab at such an arbitrary number?) And fwiw, this doesn't relate to OP's question but I will comment on your statement.
IF what you're saying is accurate, why is it that in 5x 100 hand sessions on WPTglobal (Pace table... which is their 'zoom-style format', I will have 1 losing session (probably lower than this). I'd suggest I am profitting 85% of the time.
And over 1,000 hands, I can assure you on WPTglobal I will be winning 100% of the time. (perhaps if it was 1,000 hands in one sitting, it might be lower... ie. 95%)
And over 9,000 hands, 100% of the time