Is it Possible to Win at Online Poker?

The question if it is possible to win at online poker is debated around the world every single day, it looks. The short answer to the question is yes, it is possible to win at online poker.

Some people still have this nagging believe that poker is all luck but that could not be further from the truth. In fact, poker is 100% skill over the long run. In an individual hand of poker, luck plays a larger role. But over the course of thousands of hands of poker, the skilled players always come out on top.

If you spend the time to educate yourself and learn a solid poker strategy, you too can win at online poker. It may sound far-fetched at first but there are literally thousands of wins online poker players out there. I've been a winning online poker player since the early 2000s.

Despite the evidence, some people still do not believe online poker is a game of skill. They believe that there's just no way to make money at online poker. Well, I hate to say it, but that's just wrong. Why do you think you see the same poker players at the high stakes tables month after month? Do you think they're just rich fish? Of course not.

Even in live poker you see the same players winning tournaments all the time. It's not pure luck that Phil Ivey, Gus Hansen and all the famous pros show up at the final table of tournaments all the time.

You can make a lot of money at online poker if you study the right strategy books and spend time working on your game. Trust me, I've made almost $ 45,000 in a single month playing online poker and you can too if you work hard enough. It's not an overnight thing by any means but it is possible. You just have to be willing to work harder than the next guy.

One of the best games to make money at online poker is no limit Texas holdem cash games. With buy ins ranging from $ 2 to $ 100,000 online, you can start out as low as you want to and work your way up.

If you just play a few tables at $ 400 buy in cash games, you can make over $ 10,000 a month as a winning player. That may sound crazy but it's absolutely realistic. You're playing against people who believe poker is all luck - people who do not take the time to learn the game.

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Source by Wesley Burns