The two-party system, by itself, is not inherently bad. Even countries with multiparty elections tend to have two dominant parties. What hurts the US is the electoral system used, first-past-the-post voting (FPTP voting). Since only the candidate which wins a plurality of the vote gets representation, it makes it much easier to manipulate the results and silence minorities and opposition.
Another rarely discussed, yet very serious, downside to being a professional poker player is that it causes you to greatly devalue money. If you compare a lawyer who makes $500/hr with a poker player who makes $500/hr, the poker player will never have anywhere near as much value for the money as the lawyer does.or a professional poker player to average $500/hr, he has to be playing fairly high stakes games in which you are winning and losing sums between $10,000 and $100,000 on an hourly basis.
Best Answer: It mostly depends on the player. If its a good one like Lebron or Kobe, I would say about 10-15 million a year. For average players like Ben Gordon and Rajon Rondo its about 5-10 million a year.For rookies its about the same for average players.Per game it ranges from 100,000-300,000.epends on the player. The better you are the more money you get. Veterans minimum is 410 thousand. Most makearound 3 mill per year, And yes they do get paid per game not in a lump sum at the end of the year.