Hey everyone! I make my living as a poker pro. I’m here to share insights about this unique career. Feel free to ask me anything about the job, the poker lifestyle, or the game itself.
I’d rather not give out personal details, so let’s keep the questions focused on poker and my work. I’m excited to chat about the ups and downs of this profession, common misconceptions, and what it takes to succeed.
Thanks for your interest! I’ll do my best to answer as many questions as I can. If I miss yours, check the other replies - I might have already covered it. Looking forward to a great discussion!
Hey there Skyler78! Thanks for doing this AMA, it’s super cool to get a peek into the world of pro poker. I’ve always wondered, what’s the craziest thing you’ve seen at a poker table? I bet you’ve got some wild stories!
Also, how do you deal with the stress of big games? Like, do you have any pre-game rituals or ways to stay chill when there’s a ton of money on the line? I imagine it takes nerves of steel!
Anyway, really appreciate you sharing your experiences with us. It’s fascinating to hear about careers that are so different from the usual 9-to-5 grind. Keep crushing it at the tables!
that’s a great question about misconceptions. in my experience, the idea that poker pros are just gamblers couldn’t be further from the truth. professional poker requires a complex set of skills including mathematical analysis, psychology, risk management, and emotional control. we spend countless hours studying game theory, analyzing hands, and honing our decision-making abilities. while luck plays a role in short-term results, long-term success comes from skillful play and disciplined bankroll management. it’s more akin to being a professional investor or trader than a gambler. that said, the public perception often doesn’t align with the reality of what it takes to make a livin playin poker at a high level.
yo skyler, thx for doin this AMA! whats the biggest misconception about pro poker players? i always hear ppl say u guys are just gamblers with no real skills. is that BS or is there some truth to it? curious to hear ur take on this stereotype
Thanks for doing this AMA, it’s super cool to get a peek into the world of pro poker. I’ve always wondered, what’s the craziest thing you’ve seen at a poker table? I bet you’ve got some wild stories! 
