What would you rather choose Fame or Fortune?

[AleG]

2 the only thing that matters is the money

 

[mrgupta]

I'd rather take more money since it would allow me to get coaching, meaning my chances of getting to the top once again would grow exponentially.

 

[Serbianbeauty]

I am like most people here and would definitely take fortune (especially 1.5 mil) over fame, but right now just learning good poker and continually increasing bankroll is important.

 

[LeeCallaghan]

Fortune, if 150k vs 1.5 Million.
Prob you are better on ESPN TV for main event.

 

[Alex Sentsov]

I'd like to win something meaningful.

 

[Tvorets]

My choice 2. I'm more interested in the money

 

[Rui Ferreira]

I would rather make money from what fame, but it would be good to win a bracelet
:flute::burnout:

 

[TheniT]

I am a discrete person so I'm sure the best for me would be more money, then yes I would like to get a recognition, first the financial stability first.

 

[dzemer]

Its simple... Money.
With 1,5m$ i could be happy, i dont need fame, life costs. With that kind of money i could go to another wsop and then win a bracelet
Money first.

 

[vov4ik]

I'm curious what would you choose in this scenario (just an example)

1. to win a WSOP bracelet (Eternal Glory) but with $150k Up top
or
2. Cash 4th place in a big tourney and win $1.5m

Fame or Fortune let me know!

for me at first, it would be better to win 4th place and earn 1.5 million for further games, and then could have a good rest and play in other tournaments and try to win bracelets and other prizes, so I choose option 2 -for this I would be better!

 

[martina pinto]

If I had to choose between fame and fortune, I would choose fortune ... Fame does not make me feel uncomfortable

 

[LL3]

I'm curious what would you choose in this scenario (just an example)

1. to win a WSOP bracelet (Eternal Glory) but with $150k Up top
or
2. Cash 4th place in a big tourney and win $1.5m

Fame or Fortune let me know!

im taking the cash …..

I prefer to win 1.5 million dollars !!! With this money I can do a lot of good things and help not only myself but also many people !!!

Exactly

 

[James24543]

I'm curious what would you choose in this scenario (just an example)

1. to win a WSOP bracelet (Eternal Glory) but with $150k Up top
or
2. Cash 4th place in a big tourney and win $1.5m


Fame or Fortune let me know!

I would choose fortune.

 

[VisionNutz]

Kind of go hand in hand as your financial status improves most of the time so does social status.

But if I had to choose I'd say the fortune over notarity any day.

 

[dark IPA]

like the primary needs of a person - food(cash) first, then entertainment(glory)

 

[Katie Dozier]

Interesting question! For me it would definitely be the second option—to get fourth place but $1.5 million. As they say, money talks!

 

[Debi]

Easy one for me - going for the $1.5 million - that would make a nice addition to the retirement fund and I could help out a few family members. Much more value than fame.

 

[frank174]

As much as I love to win I would take money over glory any day wouldnt thank you to be famous but to be wealthy....

 

[fernandovr]

I do not need fame to live, winning a bracelet would be a huge feat but I still prefer fortune

 

[theRaven68]

I chose fortune

 

[tihomir_kula]

I have to become a major of the town.

 

[Peppinotom]

keep the bracelet, I'll take the money

 

[James_Harrison]

Fortune, because i hate everyone. What use would it be to be famous if you think everyone else but yourself is a big dork.It is useless to want to try and impress anyone.

 

[Darth_Moola]

Cash me. It's easy to be famous these days. Just put up a video a lot of people watch. Winning $1.5 mil is a stupid amount of money that most people will never see in their life. Take the money haha

 

[infonazar]

I'm curious what would you choose in this scenario (just an example)

1. to win a WSOP bracelet (Eternal Glory) but with $150k Up top
or
2. Cash 4th place in a big tourney and win $1.5m

Fame or Fortune let me know!

I pragmatically choose the money. This is more logical and perspective for me.