Here's an easy way to make 3K+ per month for 20 mins work a day.
 

I've been testing out a strategy of mine, in regards to playing poker, that has been CONSISTENTLY earning me easy money for 15-20 minutes work a day.

I'm going to share my strategy with you, just to see what you think of it or for you to use as you wish.

The rules I'll post below are EXTREMELY IMPORTANT to follow if you want this to work.

1) Deposit $500 into your favorite poker software account.

2) Find a Texas Hold'em table at 10/20 limits, with 4 players on it. Each player should have on average anywhere from $500-1000 dollars.

Your goal is to play until any one hand pushes you over the $600 mark ($100 profit), then STOP for the day.

Winning this amount of money is not very hard. Here are some suggested strategies:

- Don't bluff.
- Play tight and don't hold on to *hope* for that magical river card.

Within 20 minutes, you should be able to win 2-3 hands (sometimes it only takes 1 hand even), to put you anywhere over $600. Then comes the hardest part, stopping.

We all know, especially if you are winning, how addictive it can be to want to keep playing; to try and win more. DO NOT DO THIS. It's very hard at times, but think of it this way: you could get lucky, but more often than not, you'll wind up losing more than you win.

With this technique I'm playing above, you don't win much, but you win consistently. $100-200 per day adds up to $3-6K per month, which isn't bad for 20 minutes a day.

The next day, Repeat. Find the same kind of table, play with only $500 again. It's fun to keep your own little log if you want so you see how much you are winning each and every single day :winkwink:

That's all there is to it. YOu don't have to be a pro, and you can playt his strategy on small tables or larger tables, as you wish. From my experience though, I've found the 10/20 to work the best, if you are only working with $500.

Enjoy :thumbsup

how does your strategy work?

if its that easy to make 100-200$ in 20 mins in a day, what prevents you from doing it again, and again, and again, and again in the same day?

it's all about timing if you ask me bigbro :)

Seem pretty possible to me too... all about the luck :thumbsup

Same strat as saying "Go to the roulette table. Bet on red. Double down on every black result until red comes up for you. When it does, walk away and repeat tomorrow."

It doesn't matter if you repeat it right then, tomorrow, or a year from then, the odds are still the same. Poker odds aren't fixed, and don't work as simply as roulette result odds do, but it's the same principal. Eventually, you'll get a bad run of cards, and won't win a hand for dozens of antes. You'll wipe, and be back where you would be if you had just played straight.

It may take you a week to hit that wipe, but you will eventually.

its all about focus..
:2 cents:

sounds good..
maybe will try with little amount first :)

Ok, to answer a bit more on how it works, here's from my experience:

First, when you are playing with a set, reachable goal, you prevent yourself from the big problem in gambling: not knowing when to stop.

I put the once a day limit on myself, mostly for that reason. If I play many more times, it might work, but I'm giving it more chances not to, as well as more chances that I will start winning, so then I'll keep playing and lose it all.

As someone else said above, focus is another element.

I guess perhaps 'strategy' wasn't the right word to use...I'm just illustrating what I've been doing for the past week, which has been earning me consistent money.

I'll let you guys know how I do after a full month though :)

no link to a poker site... damn what kinda poor spam attack is this...

haha, easy way to make $20 million... buy a lottery ticket!

gambling is gambling

I'm too sleepy to make sense of that.

Amen to the stopping bit.........

Every time u get ahead the temptation is to bet bigger and chase more.........

It comes with a risk.

that lambo in your sig is bad ass



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But the idea suggest by this threads poster is really informative... !

Okey...here you can try too play
and they have daily free rolls too World Poker Tour
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God damnit, get over yourself, not every thread here is either complete nonsense or spam. Some people actually do like/try to help other people.

Thanks varius, i might give this a try next time.

Now all I need is to learn how to play.. then I can finally make some money!

It's possible. But emotion may take over.

Playing the odds in your favor and getting out to minimize risk. Makes some sense.

btw 3K is really good...

Poker can be beaten consistently by playing as much as you want. When you try to limit your losses you limit your wins as well.

getting a serious gambling addicition by following this tip is almost impossible to escape if you ask me lol

apart from that
what if I can't play poker? (which I actually can't)

did you try this at partypoker's play money tables?

the words "tight play", "4 players", "10/20 table" and "easy money in 20 minutes" don't add up. especially the part where you suggest to sit down at a 10/20 table with a $500 stack.

And what if you lose every hand you get, you'll never make it up to $600 and end up losing it all. It's all about odds and as mentioned before, eventually you will find a sour set of hands where you will consistently lose.
WG

There is no logical, mathematical or statistical reason why this would be a good strategy.

If it is possible to win consistently, there is no reason why you should "quit while you're ahead". Even if there were a benefit to quitting while you're a small bit ahead, it would be possible to simply repeat the very same process over and over again every day, like someone else already pointed out.

If you play better than your opponents, it is possible to make a net profit at poker. Since poker is a game of chance as well as a game of skill, the more you play, the more evenly your winnings will reflect your skill level. (volume cancels out the random factor in favour of real chance)
Strategies like the one described in this thread, however, will help absolutely nothing.

i never played poker in my life, or maybe only once when i was a kid :(

Poker is not gambling because it takes skill.

lol that's the funniest thing I've heard. Why not simply take your 500$ and invest it in the stock market you have the same ods.
Poker is a game of skill,and chance your theory works well until you lose 500$ in 20 mins cause the algorithm changed on the system

so poker does not fall under gambling laws, then? :)

Well said, clever theory, but you are playing a computer program designed to make you lose. Fake playing it works; but in the funds and you lose :2 cents:

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hmm, how about i show everyone the double down trick on blackjack and see how far that goes! lol

Great theory, I invite everyone to go and try it at All Poker Casino and post your results!

:thumbsup

ummm people with your iq need new habits. There is no guarentee you will win $100 within a few hands everyday. What about the "all in"? You never lose? The other players have hands too and they bet. You have simply rationalized a way to do something you like for 30 days. This is simply a dumb idea.

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Actually I see his point you win your 100-200 dollars and then getting out before the odds turn against you. Which they always do. lol

Odds don't turn. They're positive, neutral or negative. (the only exception would be when new players with different skills/styles join the game, in which case the odds may change)

The whole argument is based on the false idea that there is some law that winning/losing in poker follows a fixed up/down cycle.

Wiredguy, you must know that poker can be beaten easily by anyone that wants to right?

One picture is worth..yada yada :)

http://www.andyclarkearts.com/gambler.JPG

Amazing that on a board you would think is populated with semi intelligent business people so many still haven't figured out that poker can be beaten long term for a ton of money. Poker isn't like blowing a few k at the local casino guys.

You do stupid things if you stay in too long, it's a pyschological thing.

Matt

Exactly what my "You do stupid things if you stay in too long, it's a pyschological thing." reply was trying to state. :)

Matt

It depends entirely on your opponents, in the long run.

It's not all about odds. Just play conservatively, and only play when you have the best, or one of the best possible hands for what's showing.

I am going to try this, pick it up as a new hobby, and I'll keep a detailed report. :)

Matt

You will hardly run into opponents that can stop you on a 10/20 online table. You could make a healthy living on just 1 10/20 table online and there are people that play 12 to 16 at a time. Limit poker is like riding a bike, once you know what to do in a specific situation it's robotic. There are an unlimited number of resources to learn exactly what to do also.

You have some reading to do. If you play only when you have one of the best possible hands, especially on a shorthanded table, you will be eaten alive.

I don't play on any 'play money' tables...

I am currently using this on Party Poker though, and on exactly what I said above.

Great poker advice Keith :thumbsup

FYI, I plan on posting my day-by-day activity following this idea here, after I've played for one solid month.

Then you can see how long I played each day and what that day's win (or loss) was. So far, there hasn't been any 'loss' days though or even close.

Anyhow, it may work for me and not for you. Perhaps I'm luckier, perhaps I'm a better player, etc... However, if you do try it out, let me know how you do with it :)

I think the key here again, which I find the hardest to accept, is WHEN/HOW TO STOP. This thread is about how I have found a way to make decent money without the chance for major losses. You can criticize it all you like, but as long as its making me cash, I don't mind :winkwink:

The reason to limit to $100 is that most people, when they are losing money, they dont do what they would have done if they were up $500. They stay in until the last card just hoping its the one they need to bring a win. Instead of waiting for it they try to make it happen.