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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7022460, member: 397965"] As has been hinted at already, this is not a particularly relevant question, since you need a lot more than capital to win $100 per day in online poker. More relevant questions would be "how good do I need to be", "which games do I need to play", and "how many games do I need to play". Also what is the purpose of winning $100 per day? If the real question is, how much money you need to play poker professionally, if your daily expenses are $100, then I would say at least $100.000. In that way you can pay your expenses for almost 3 years without winning anything, and much less than that is going to be extremely stressfull. Which brings me on to the question of bankroll management. The required bankroll for a certain game depends on your winrate (cash) or ROI (tournaments). But what many people dont understand, is, that if you make forced withdrawals, that has the same effect as having a lower winrate or ROI. If you win $100 per day but also need to withdraw $100 per day, then you will have the same variance as a break-even player. And this mean, there is not even any bankroll, which can protect you from the risk of going broke, if you play long enough. So if you want to play professionally and have expenses of $100 per day, you actually need to win more than $100 per day to even be able to have a bankroll and avoid the risk of going broke. Which brings me to the final point, which is, should you actually attempt to play online poker professionally, meaning as your only source of income? And for me the answer to that is a huge "no". At least if you live in a high income country, where many other choises of career are just so much better. For me online poker is fine as a side hustle, but you should be able to cover your expenses with money earned from something else, so that money won in online poker is more like the cherry on the cake. [/QUOTE]

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