What do you consider a winning player?

What do you consider a winning player?

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I consider a winning player to be a player that wins more than they lose over the long haul. I also believe that's only possible with bankroll management.

I usually don't win large amounts of money, but I consider myself to be winning player.

How about you?
 
when you can play like that ,at different levels . your are understanding the game and honing your expertise. your are a real player , as you work up the system . good luck all
My definition of a winning player is the player who is able to mainly think ahead, read the table and his/her opponents most of the time.
 
I consider someone a winning when he's good in everything when it comes to playing poker. His decision making will be excellent and also he doesn't lose more than he wins. This is the key to being a successful poker player.
 
You cannot win every time you play and you will not lose every time you play. A winning player is the one who knows when to stop whether he is winning or losing
 
A winning player is a player who is disciplined and knows how to manage his bankroll. If a player can be able to manage his bankroll very tight, he will definitely emerge successful no matter how bad he plays.
 
A winning poker player would always have a significantly very high win rate. Something in the range of 80% is a good rate for a poker player that I would define as a winning player. Such players are very disciplined and understand how to read the psychological nuances of opponents to have such huge win rates.
 

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