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Today it seems that anyone who walks through the casino and poker posts on the forums can be considered as a professional player, but the only real pros know what percentage of all regular players consistently win money.

Before the poker boom in the early 2000s, when to be a professional player has become fashionable in the community running joke that if all casino patrons ask, they play in the plus or minutes, then everyone is responsible, that is a plus. At whose expense then they earn? Nobody called himself a professional poker player (and this is just a winning player). Everything just claimed that they pljusovye. Again, this simply could not be.

Being a professional player, then consider poker only source of income. Pros should play so as to provide a comfortable life itself. Players in debt - is not professionals ... Yes, they play poker and do not work , and in their pockets have money for food and pay the bills , but it is only because they have borrowed money or laid something on my property. This conventional ludomany dreaming that one day pluck a huge jackpot and their lives change.

Players who once taste really learned a lot of money, but then gradually lowered his bankroll by parts, cannot be called pro. They just got lucky. Remember, for every one's failure accounted someone success. It often happens when a player turns per night $ 500 to $ 5,000. Next week he comes back and wins another $ 2000. A couple of months later, the player quits his job, takes his $ 10,000 and trying to play 2 / $ 5 NLHE. Suffice it usually for a period of two weeks to a year...

Also, do not rank as the pros people who play at the $ 50 NLHE. Even if it is profitable players, it's not professional. Just because you earn $ 25,000 a year, you cannot be regarded as a pro.

Returning to the original question, who should be considered professional players? The answer is always lying on the surface is less than 5% of all players, only every 50th player on the ground. At first glance, it seems that is not enough, but if you look at the casino on Friday night, you can see that only one player on the five tables is pro. Do not confuse them with just good players, whose skillful management bankroll allows you to hold on long enough for the table.

During the poker boom percentage of professional players ranged from approximately 5% to 10%, but since many of these players lost the status of pro. Many get their income from related industries (aafileyty, education, and media), someone just dropped, because the game has become too difficult to play plus, but for someone just had a short poker craze.