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Poker Winnings - How to Play for Millions in Profits Quickly |
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Submitted by Jeannie Nunez
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If you are a good poker player, you already have the skills to play a different game - one that offers far bigger rewards for the skills you have.
So, what is the game? - Trading financial markets such as currencies, which is an area that many poker players excel in - many of the world’s greatest traders are poker players too!
My first job was in a financial brokerage, and I watched in amazement as a guy put down $20,000 - and traded it to $685,000 in just 4 months!
When talking to him, he revealed his passion for poker - and that he decided to trade, as he felt it would be easier, and the rewards were bigger - and for him, this came to fruition!
In fact, many of the world’s top traders are great poker or blackjack players - and they switched “games”, to play for rewards that can total millions quickly - which led them to financial freedom.
Moving from Poker to Trading
Trading is actually easy to learn than poker, and within about 14 days, you can develop a method that puts the odds in your favor - so you can trade for big profits.
Most traders don’t lose because they have a bad method - they normally lose because they can’t trade without emotion, and with discipline - they have no idea of money management – but poker players already have these skills.
All you need is a Method to apply that puts the Odds in your Favor
You can learn everything about trading in around 14 days - you will then have all the knowledge you need to go and trade for huge profits.
Trading represents the final frontier of the free market economy - and you have the opportunity for massive gains.
The Power of Leverage
When you trade, you can leverage your money. For example, put down $5,000 dollars with a currency broker, and they will give you leverage of 100:1 so you can trade $500,000!
Of course, this leverage is double-edged sword, but if used correctly, you can make massive profits that far exceed what you can make playing poker.
So why do Poker Players make such Great Financial Traders?
To succeed when playing poker, you need a method - and to apply it with discipline - playing when the conditions are right, to gain the big profits - and this is exactly the same in trading.
Here are some similarities between the two games:
1. Putting the Odds in Your Favor
In poker you only play when you think you have the odds in your favor and this is a skill all the great traders have.
They have patience and only trade when the conditions are right, and the profit potential is high.
2. Money Management
Just as you manage your bankroll in poker, you also do so in trading - varying bet size to maximize your profits, and having the discipline to cut your losses quickly.
3. Discipline
Just as most card players lack discipline, so do traders.
You need discipline to execute your method through losing periods - and have the confidence that you will win over the longer term.
If you’ve ever thought you Couldn’t Trade - then think Again!
The rewards for successful trading are far greater than in poker - and the effort required, once you’ve learned a method, is far less - in just an hour a day, you could be making huge profits.
Play in a bigger stakes “game” today - financial trading in markets such as currencies requires the same skills you already use when playing poker.
You have an opportunity to play for higher rewards using the skills you already have - and anyone can learn a method - it’s discipline, and money management that makes a successful financial trader - and you already have these skills.
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