Can you make $50 consistently in a day from poker?

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

Yes, making $50 consistently in a day from poker is very possible, but it needs skill, discipline, bankroll management, and making sure to choose games with weaker opponents. But I also need to point out that poker involves luck, so even skilled players face inconsistency in their daily earnings.

 

[Bawse]

I don't focus on my daily earnings when I play. I focus on the game I'm playing, and I keep track of my results.

If I don't get a good score after a few tourneys, I'll try to reevaluate my game, and fix my leaks(try not to repeat the same mistakes). Bankroll management is important, but playing solid is equally as important.

 

[uptrendfinancialsignal]

I don't focus on my daily earnings when I play. I focus on the game I'm playing, and I keep track of my results.

That sounds like a great idea. It's possible to miss your step if you are too concerned about a specific amount to make from poker in a day. But when you focus on the game, you'll be focused. That's where the winning streak lies.

 

[Kross]

I know of a few people that earn $50 or an amount in that region from poker everyday. Those people have been in poker for more than five years and have mastered the nitty gritty of the game.

 

[magnus2022]

The chances of making $50 daily through poker is 1/2. Poker is a game of probability, no matter how skillful you are, poker is a game of luck and chances. There is no certainty that you must be making $50 daily. In fact, there is more chances you are likely to be losing 50 bucks daily

 

[Scorpion Girl]

I think it's possible if you're skilled and disciplined enough, but "consistently" is the hard part. Some days the cards just don't fall your way no matter how well you play. You'd need solid bankroll management, play at the right stakes for your skill level, and put in enough volume daily.

 

[Shortie]

I would say that if you get lucky and you have a plan when you play poker, earning $50 a day would be possible. It is always best, though, to know when to stop, especially if you find yourself losing a lot more than you are winning. Some people tend to get into their heads that they have to earn a certain amount per day; unfortunately, that can lead to huge losses and even debt.

 

[Henry]

I would say that if you get lucky and you have a plan when you play poker, earning $50 a day would be possible. It is always best, though, to know when to stop, especially if you find yourself losing a lot more than you are winning. Some people tend to get into their heads that they have to earn a certain amount per day; unfortunately, that can lead to huge losses and even debt.

While I agree that there are times that a poker player can be able to make as much as 50 dollars per day from playing, I don't believe that it is better to set it as a daily target as there are times that the losses can last more than a day. So, setting such a target might not always be the best approach.

 

[Shortie]

While I agree that there are times that a poker player can be able to make as much as 50 dollars per day from playing, I don't believe that it is better to set it as a daily target as there are times that the losses can last more than a day. So, setting such a target might not always be the best approach.

Setting a daily target would result in you fixating on that target, regardless of whether you were losing a lot more than normal or not. Some people get too confident when they have good days and feel a daily target is a good idea, the problem is, with gambling, things can go south very quickly.