Traffic depending, it would look like 12 tables all plastered over my computer screen, with stakes of up to 33 pounds. At the moment in the evenings, it's mostly 5.50 and 11 pound DYM's and a couple of MTT's.
Standard session would be around 4-5 hours, sometimes more; if it goes really well, 100 pounds profit or so (without any mtt wins or counting C4P), standard would be 30-60 profit and bad could be anything up to 200 pounds gone.
Also congrats to @johnmonty who has just reached 100,000 games!
Yes, well done him, though off the top of my head & without even thinking too much I can think or 5 or 6 players who have played north of 100,000 DYM's here. 1 player had over 76,000 DYM's here in a single year.
Traffic depending, it would look like 12 tables all plastered over my computer screen, with stakes of up to 33 pounds. At the moment in the evenings, it's mostly 5.50 and 11 pound DYM's and a couple of MTT's.
Standard session would be around 4-5 hours, sometimes more; if it goes really well, 100 pounds profit or so (without any mtt wins or counting C4P), standard would be 30-60 profit and bad could be anything up to 200 pounds gone.
Thanks for answering
Question 2) How do you stay focussed for 5 hours playing fairly repetitive game types?
Eg. I play MTTs and never get bored due to all of the different tournament stages, payouts, structures, etc. Tried playing cash and 30mins into each session I'd be looking out of the window thinking about doing something else. How do you make yourself stay on track by hour 4 or 5 playing fairly 'samey' game types?
Question 2) How do you stay focussed for 5 hours playing fairly repetitive game types?
Eg. I play MTTs and never get bored due to all of the different tournament stages, payouts, structures, etc. Tried playing cash and 30mins into each session I'd be looking out of the window thinking about doing something else. How do you make yourself stay on track by hour 4 or 5 playing fairly 'samey' game types?
Funnily enough I find that I stay more focused if there is traffic and multi tables than if there isn't - I find 1/2/3/4 tables only too slow and boring whilst if there are lots of them I am 'busy' if that makes sense.
There is no getting away from final tabling an MTT - that's a great feeling especially when you win one, however the early stages of MTT are also quite boring.
I am very money motivated in that I want to turn a profit each and every game (not possible in poker) but that's what keeps me going I guess.
It's not easy mind, I get regular headaches, its hard to go to bed afterwards etc, but its worth it and fun too.
As someone who hates DYM's, I'm not sure whether to congratulate you or feel sorry for you!
Out of interest, why do you play so few MTT's (comparatively)? You've mentioned that making money is a big motivating factor and your MTT ROI is impressively high.
Hi Jacuelyn do you play online poker full time? How much roughly to you make a month?
Hi CWOOD,
No I don't actually.
I am very lucky in that my current career allows me a lot of time off in the summer; during which I play a lot of poker. Sky effectively gets a full time player for 8-12 weeks depending on my job.
On this site, only playing DYM and sporadic MTT's AND including C4P and priority status rakeback + promotions like the streak promo, I personally can make anything between 500 and 2000 pounds a month. Remember that's multi tabling 12 tables too. It's not easy and it's not as easy as it used to be either.
As someone who hates DYM's, I'm not sure whether to congratulate you or feel sorry for you!
Out of interest, why do you play so few MTT's (comparatively)? You've mentioned that making money is a big motivating factor and your MTT ROI is impressively high.
Mostly due to time constraints and not being able to predict a steady income, also bank roll issues. I play them when I can :-)
Who do you consider the best currently active regular DYM regs?
Good question, there are a few...
It's an interesting question, is the best the player that earns the most pounds/hour? Or the best ROI?
I would say myself that the best player is the one that makes the most money per hour spent on the computer - I would LOVE to know this stat, I don't think its available on ss anywhere and I assume Sky can't help with this one.
It's also hard to calculate because you have some players doing what I do but on the turbo's (I tend not to play these) and basically breaking even or even a small loss - but earning a lot in C4P and priority club rakeback.
I would probably say @Mayhem357 and @Jac35 are two of the best DYM regs.
I was going to congratulate you on your milestone until you shoved that 9 6 off and of course hit about 10 minutes ago. Obviously a rng setting through the roof lol.
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Overall it's 68, for mtt it's 81 and sit n go 67; I guess overall it's 68 as I play far more sit n go (dym) than anything else.
Standard session would be around 4-5 hours, sometimes more; if it goes really well, 100 pounds profit or so (without any mtt wins or counting C4P), standard would be 30-60 profit and bad could be anything up to 200 pounds gone.
Question 2) How do you stay focussed for 5 hours playing fairly repetitive game types?
Eg. I play MTTs and never get bored due to all of the different tournament stages, payouts, structures, etc. Tried playing cash and 30mins into each session I'd be looking out of the window thinking about doing something else. How do you make yourself stay on track by hour 4 or 5 playing fairly 'samey' game types?
As someone who hates DYM's, I'm not sure whether to congratulate you or feel sorry for you!
Out of interest, why do you play so few MTT's (comparatively)? You've mentioned that making money is a big motivating factor and your MTT ROI is impressively high.
No I don't actually.
I am very lucky in that my current career allows me a lot of time off in the summer; during which I play a lot of poker. Sky effectively gets a full time player for 8-12 weeks depending on my job.
On this site, only playing DYM and sporadic MTT's AND including C4P and priority status rakeback + promotions like the streak promo, I personally can make anything between 500 and 2000 pounds a month. Remember that's multi tabling 12 tables too. It's not easy and it's not as easy as it used to be either.
It's an interesting question, is the best the player that earns the most pounds/hour? Or the best ROI?
I would say myself that the best player is the one that makes the most money per hour spent on the computer - I would LOVE to know this stat, I don't think its available on ss anywhere and I assume Sky can't help with this one.
It's also hard to calculate because you have some players doing what I do but on the turbo's (I tend not to play these) and basically breaking even or even a small loss - but earning a lot in C4P and priority club rakeback.
I would probably say @Mayhem357 and @Jac35 are two of the best DYM regs.
Do you play with your own money?
No in all seriousness very impressive stats.
Yours in poker