Big yes

Correct! However, do not forget about short term and long term variance. You can’t win/lose every session.

Online you can play 30x more hands in the same time and you don't have to watch the drunken people.

@@dariuspopescu5408 Assuming you could always win from drunken players is poker folly. Variance is in favor of crazy players.

online poker is the biggest scam known to man.. total scam

Same. I find working my day job is always priority #1 and try to use Poker as an income supplement.

@@robertdimemmo6501 agreed 100% I do the same ..we aren't at 2010 !

He's worth north of $30 million, he doesn't need the money, and he screams genuine to me. What he makes from selling courses is likely only on a par to what he could make if he were grinding like he used to, if that, or what he could he make putting his intellect and capital to work in other endeavours.

Doesnt change the original comment on the likelihood of bias

@@merlinblackmore3169 dont assume he doesnt need the money nor that this is his only motivation. Its extremely fishy for someone online to try selling you a course

Lol the pro of poker telling us simps How to give him money...hahaha why would he make this video

Correct, they need to recruit new victims to get new cash into the game.

Very accurate statement 👍

nice ill try this my goal then is to just breakeven online so i can practice

True

Also, making enough money to live off of poker and actually keeping money are two totally different skills. I’ve been very good at the first and poor at the second with spending leaks.

Yup....i quit 13 years ago because I was honest with myself about this. I was a fish.

They cant make money unless they convince you that you too can earn. New victims is what keeps poker players alive.

@@pflaffik I wasn't losing....but I was barely making anything.

Poker games

For cash, I would say 2/5 can easily be enough for 30k a year even if you play only every weekend as long as you select your games well. 150k is obviously then five times bigger, but can be a lot tougher to achieve. For tournaments, probably around 250-300k in buy-ins per year for 30k profit, so if you play daily, around 1k in buy-ins, if you play once a week, maybe 5k or so. 150k requires again a lot bigger buy-ins

Anchoring on specific dollar targets is not the best approach.. you should just be playing the game that allows you to win the most money. It’s entirely possible that a smaller game can be more profitable than a bigger game in certain circumstances. Game selection is crucial.

i won 20k in 2 years while being homeless off and on playing omaha hilo on bet online

@@Hoops590 If you play Omaha tou become homeless, got it

thats my goal

@pokercode This is really inspiring to hear. I have recently returned to poker after not playing for 10 years. I was a winning small stakes mtt player but moved to the US from Europe in 2011 and live in a state where poker was illegal so I never had any opportunity to play. The game has evolved soooo much since I last played but the small stakes mtt’s lately seem to be very beatable. I am trying to study poker a few hours per week as I work full time and life is hectic these days so don’t have the free time I used to have when I played before. It is my goal to try to be able to get to playing mid stakes and beating those games. This may take a while with the limited time I have to study the game however but I really enjoying learning so as long as I am progressing I don’t care as I have a good stable income with my day job. I am trying to make poker my supplemental income. Do you think this is a good way to think about it or does it require much more time to really advance to beat mid stakes in 2022? Many thanks, loved this video!!!

@@thru_and_thru Hi, I start to be really interested to learn about poker as much as I can, sit down and study. I was looking at the Fedor's site online, masterclass or other coaching sites(there is so many now). I know the rules and I am familiar to the game. Just don't know how to really start. Would it be better online studying or take a book in my hands. And it is a bit pricy for me personally. Any tips ? Thanks.

@@brunosepic8419 Find what ever form of study works for you. Some books are great but I think the interactive learning sites are really valuable too. Most beginner players are not studying the game so that put you levels ahead I am sure. Just start at very small stakes and continue to study and learn and I am sure you will beat these pretty quick. If you have the work ethic and interest in studying poker as well as smart bank roll management you will definitely move up. Good luck!

Bullshit maybe live online is impossibile make living in poker in 2022 ,if you dont use solver best poker player that you call best are cheater lol, or affiliate from the site.. I try poker wizard I scored 80% ani position all the way never study lol ppl say study more all bullcrap you have 2 cards in hand not 2000 math is really simple in poker. then I loose money how? Tell me how I loose whit an 80% poker wizard score when most of the ppl you say are good get les then 70 most of the time hahahahh and you know microstakes player seems better then pro hahahah poor wolrd full of scammers and believers

Why would he do that when he can get idiots to buy the course without it?

@@JoseAndCode that's called entertainment pal.

top .01 % honestly

So lemme see, 6,000 times 2 is $12,000. And you got 9th place which was $9? That is.... Wrong? Fn a 600 person field, maybe. For reference, I'm playing in a $1.65 tournament with 361 entries and 202 re-buys. 9th place is $10.31. Either you're exaggerating, made a typo, or don't know what you're talking about. I might add that playing $2.20 tournaments is not exactly a "get rich quick" plan. A good ROI on tournaments is something like 10-30%. So even if your ROI is 100%, your hourly is still terrible playing $2 MTTs. Which I personally am okay with, because I'm still building my bankroll.

I was exaggerating, still it was a bb tourney and something gets added to this pool also(lets assume you are not lucky making bountys - also exaggerating) . But then let it be 20 or 30 dollar for 9th. It is rly terrible because in a field of 6k+ you can be so much better than your opponents and still will make that a ft very rarely.

@@manuelmillautz3319 At this point, I basically don't think you know what you're talking about. In a 6,000 person tournament, for 9th place, you should be making somewhere around 100x your buy-in. In a bounty tournament, obviously that goes down because part of the prize is from bounties. If you failed to knock anybody out and didn't get any bounties-well, that's pretty rare, especially to make it as deep as 9th place. I cannot possibly imagine the prize structure at Poker Stars is THAT skewed where 9th place in a 6k person tournament gets you $30, as opposed to something like $100-200.

it wouldnt help as much you think

ACR und IPoker gehen auch. In der Schweiz ist es leider am einfachsten, einen 9-5 Job zu suchen und da deine 100k zu machen. Wenn du mit Poker 100k verdienen kannst, müsstest du mit Arbeit locker 200k machen in der Schweiz.. Ja, ich bin frustriert, weil ichs nicht gepackt habe. Verdiene jetzt aber 150k und bin auch irgendwie happy über die Sicherheit 😃. LG

@@everyoneissolid danke dir für deine Antwort :) mir geht es in erster Linie nicht um das Geld sondern um den Spass und um die neue Herausforderung ein neues Spiel zu lernen / zu meistern. Dafür möchte ich ganz gerne die besten Seiten online nutzen um mich mit anderen zu messen. Wenn es durch den Ehrgeiz und die neue Leidenschaft zum Poker dann noch für einen netten Nebenverdienst reicht sagt man natürlich nicht nein. ☺️ Die Reise bleibt aber offen, es kann schon gut sein das man so leidenschaftlich dabei ist das man darüber denkt den Lebensunterhalt damit zu bezahlen. Dafür bin ich aber noch zu sehr am Anfang und konzentriere mich auf den Spass des Lernens.💪🏼 Man könnte schon sagen das ich nach über 14 Jahren Fussball und 12 Jahre Videogames auf hochem Niveau eine neue Herausforderung suche, in der ich eine Leidenschaft finde. (m, 27 Jahre jung)

@@everyoneissolid und was arbeitest du in der Schweiz, wenn ich fragen darf? 🙃

hi Olaf. The first think you can try is reach out to people over the internet eg in discord forums. I am very committed to poker. Maybe we can connect in the future. What types of games are playing atm ?

Thats why poker suck now because breakeven players wont stop play

You have horribly misinterpreted that statistic.

what stakes?

@@chadwellington2524 could easy be at 2-5

@Midnight Movie Man he said for fun...

Play 1000 hours. Then tell me your hourly. If it's anything less than $30 an hour, you are HORRIBLY wasting your life - contributing NOTHING to society and damaging your body and soul.

@@johnlombard777 tipping dealers and waitresses is contributing to society

There’s truth to that Look at it this way, the OVERWHELMING majority of poker players are consistent long-run losers Probably 90-95 percent something like that So the people who suck and keep losing but keep coming back ‘to gamble’ those are the people you want to play against/target

Try traveling around the US, live poker has changed plenty.

online is still just a bunch of idiots, its just rigged so it seems tough

Just curious do you know how much bb/100 you lose in rake?

solid what?

Not really, you can do everything good and still fail that's life

Correct, to win conistently you haveyo be at least somewhat elite at this game. Not for everybody and takes commitment

@@renanruiz8851 I disagree, when I used to play I was consistently beating smallest stakes, it's just not much money and I am by no means nowhere near to be elite. But it was fun so I didn't care.

@@user-eq3qf6ty6u yea I fair pretty well in casinoes myself at the 1/2 nl table, but not a tremendous amount of money overall. I also dont play so regularly. I played a few days ago for the first time in years, and definitely played poorly. Im going to get back in it again. Good luck!

ggpoker is a joke it is a fraud

I lose every all in there no matter what the % after 7k games

Obviously depending on ur current skill level but I what would say to make 3k a month, u need to be able to crush 200NL at a good winrate (considering rake), to get to that level it will take time…u need to treat poker like a profession so u should plan at least 6 hours a day over a time period for 1-2 years

Lol

(Helps if ur good and played thru all ur 20sandur now 30 and understand “pokerlife” not just on the felt but outside the table… not getting burnt out for playing to much…. Just leave it at that can prob name a bunch more

But to be a coach first need to know how to make money from poker

@@pkkkks You would think that but mostly you need to know how to sell the course. There are all sorts of coaches out there, most are break even players. Some make money of rakeback, most dont, some dont even play. Some are PIO grinders who sell courses and philosophy but have sample of under 50k hands in last 3 years.

just like any gold rush it was never the miners that got rich other than a few lucky ones - it was the people that supplied to the miners or gave them a place to spend money that got rich.

@@nathanparsons3145 Picks and shovels

How you doing

Nah

Or get a bot 😆

Ash 'bluff' ketchum

@@julliekoning ayyyyyyyy that was tight

yes.the same players.

no he isnt he is saying someone who spends a lot of time into poker after 2 years who isnt a high stakes crusher but a good midstakes player should be able to to beat soft 10k buy in events live

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who is on the other end of those bad beats, winning the money?

@@todoz11 you never heard of bots and house players?idiot troll

and then you woke up🤣

@@jjm3762 I will take this as a compliment. Most people would rather waste time watching videos on YT will I am actually achieving. Thanks bro!

can u spark my dream with a small donation bro