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I don’t like alcohol, but I do consume energy drinks or sodas—like Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Sprite, etc.—and I also smoke; I smoke marijuana and do a bit of vaping. It keeps me happy, relaxed, and focused when I’m playing poker. That said, I don’t do it for those reasons; I do it because I enjoy it...
Once you reach the number of wins or the number of losses defined by your strategy, you should step away and stop playing poker for the day. Playing just for the sake of playing—for as long as you possibly can—will only lead to more losses; it won’t necessarily result in more wins. That is why...
It always depends on one's capital; in my case, sometimes the entry amount is 10 dollars and sometimes it’s 100 dollars—but generally, it’s a few 10-dollar entries, or at most two 100-dollar entries.
No, a bonus is never worth it, since most of the time they will require you to reach a very high wagering volume before you can withdraw any winnings. It is better to simply play with your own money without taking any bonus; that way, you can withdraw whatever you win whenever you want.
No, that has never happened to me so far, but I’ve read about people who have had it happen to them—that’s what they get for cheating, lol. If you don’t cheat, don’t lie about your personal information, or anything like that, why would they restrict your account? It doesn’t make sense.
2 or 3 days a week—playing several hands, around 300 hands per day, sometimes more—my strategy works in this way and generates a considerable profit by the end of the month, though I do withdraw some of my earnings every two weeks.