Re: For those that play online for a living, how realistic is this?
 

I don't think 100k is a pipe dream, I think a good bunch can make it playing 20 or so hours a week.

Perhaps I should rephrase, when I say a good bunch I mean a decent number of players on these boards who are absolutely excellent players and play at high enough limits.

I think one thing to consider is the higher you play the easier it is to play without burning out (less hours).

That being said I think its unlikely it can be done at the 50 and 100 sit and go level. 200 no problem.

Re: For those that play online for a living, how realistic is this?
 

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100K is a pipe dream. Do you have any idea how few people make this kind of money playing poker--especially online?

I don't make anywhere near that, and I've probably got more experience than 99% of the posters on this forum. Online poker is a different animal. I make a lot more money playing in a casino.

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A good 3/6 multitabler makes $100/hour. Getting in 1000 hours a year can't be all that hard.

Re: For those that play online for a living, how realistic is this?
 

A good 3/6 multitabler makes $100/hour. Getting in 1000 hours a year can't be all that hard.

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Playing how many tables, 10?

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A good 3/6 multitabler makes $100/hour. Getting in 1000 hours a year can't be all that hard.

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Playing how many tables, 10?

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8. 2.5BB/100 is $75, the rest is rakeback from 8 tables.