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Message: [QUOTE="Cooking, post: 7049509, member: 81313"] I've played poker in the good years, so, I can say that nowadays is way more difficult to be a professional player. I still think it's very possible to be profitable, but if the amount of profits is enough to live it depends of your own needs. I'm from the same country as you, so, I know that play poker would probably be a very good option for someone that can only win the average salary. I think if anyone wants to be a professional, it's necessary to study a lot (like most of the days, every week) and have discipline to always follow bankroll management. Luck is important of course, but in the long run, skills and discipline are way more important. I know I can't never be a professional player because I don't have patience to grind 8-10 hours per day and deal with all the bad beats everyday. Also, I'm not very disciplined. [/QUOTE]