Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6949917, member: 397965"] As others have said, the vast majority of serious poker players want to play for real money. So your idea about starting a new business to cater to a non-existing market is really bad. Also why do you not want to play for real money? Real money sites generally have much better software and better security, because they have income from rake to invest in those things. And its not like, you need to gamble your house away. Most sites offer cash games with as little as 1c/2c blinds and a maximum buyin of $2, often referred to as 2NL. So you can deposit an amount like $20, which is basically the price for 1 month of subscription to Nexflix, and then go from there. It might not be enough, since a 10 BI downswing is fairly common in cash games, but then just deposit another $20 if needed and then another. This still only sets you back 3 month of watching Netflix. And if poker is your hobby, why cant you invest even just that in it? You might also find, that you are actually winning, so that your $20 or $60 eventually turns into $300 or more. And now you suddenly have a bankroll to play 10NL, where the game is already somewhat serious on most sites. Your profile say, that you live in the US, and some of the largest sites are not available there. But there are still several small sites, that are available, like ACR Poker. And even though that site is not perfect, its still vastly better than any play money site. It offers cash games, SnGs and MTTs with a wide variety of buyins, so there is basically something for any taste and any budget, including the mentioned 2NL cash games. [/QUOTE]

Verification

Search

Reply to thread

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site

Follow us