What’s Your Ultimate Poker Dream? 🌟

[andron205]

to win a lot of money and spend it all on girls

 

[bullkk]

I want to learn how to play poker without looking at cards)

 

[hilary antonik filho]

My biggest dream is to continue playing poker, lucidly and until the last day of my life.

 

[Tinmar]

bluff one of the best players in the world. Imagine bluffing Phil Ivey or Daniel Neagranu. The feeling must be incredible.

 

[Poker Orifice]

Micro fish luckboxes a ticket to the $1k WCOOP Main Event, makes it to Day2 but needs to play it from his dental chair while receiving some extensive dental surgery. Miraculously makes it to day 3!
Is able to play from home while recovering from dental surgery.
Barely makes it to Day4. Almost gets knocked out but have 1bb remaining in his stack. Runs it back up and makes it to HeadsUp vs. C. Darwin. C. Darwin begs for a chop but I refuse and end up taking it down for $720k

Purchases a small home in the mountains. Never plays poker again.

 

[KeyPatience]

Hey everyone! 👋

We all sit down at the tables with different goals in mind — some of us are grinding micro stakes, some are playing freerolls for fun, and others dream about crushing huge tournaments with life-changing prize pools. 💰

Lately, I’ve been thinking… what’s my ultimate poker dream? Is it winning a WSOP bracelet? Traveling the world playing live events? Or maybe just building a steady bankroll online and living free from a 9-to-5 job? 🤔

For me, it’s probably the idea of turning small buy-ins (or even freerolls) into something big — climbing the ladder step by step. The idea that with discipline and smart play, you can go from nothing to a story worth telling really inspires me. 🙌

So my question to you guys is:
What’s YOUR ultimate poker dream?

Is it about fame, money, freedom, or just the pure love of the game? 🃏

Without any doubt playing the wsop main event atleast once in my lifetime!
But yeah as you said, dreaming something big by starting with freerolls!
The only challenging part where maximum people fail at is Discipline!