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tough goal lol...I know most people it's the financial aspect of the game but personally it's the titles and bracelets I dream of wining. Money is nice but I need someone to bypass hellmuth for number of wsop bracelets lol.
Defenitively not! But I wouldn't increase too much my bankroll. I mean, I wouldn't start playing +$100 games, I'd keep it low, maybe a little increase to $11. I'd apart less than $2k to keep playing, and maybe a WSOP ME just one time 😅If you win a million dollars from poker, would you think about quitting poker and moving on to another job?
It seems like you have a strong opinion about the assumption that poker is considered a job by many in the forum. It's interesting to hear your perspective on how winning a million dollars wouldn't necessarily change your life drastically, and that poker would remain a full-time hobby rather than a career.Hell no. Why would you assume poker is a job for most of this forum? I'll bet $100 that most on this forum don't and will never consider poker a job.
If I won million dollars I'm setup enough right now at 50 years old I'd could quit my real job instantly and never work or look back. Poker would become a full time hobby. Not even sure I'd change a whole lot more. Maybe take a jump up in stakes a bit...I mean sure I'd travel more with the wife and she could quit working if she so choose which I honestly don't know if she would as she loves her job and enjoys the people she works with. Maybe she'd cut her hours/days back and only work a few a week idk.
Honestly though winning a million wouldn't likely change me/us much I don't believe. I mean a million dollars isn't also what it use to be or go as far as it use too.
Cheers!!!
It seems like you have a strong opinion about the assumption that poker is considered a job by many in the forum. It's interesting to hear your perspective on how winning a million dollars wouldn't necessarily change your life drastically, and that poker would remain a full-time hobby rather than a career.
Everyone has different views on the role of poker in their lives, and it's clear that you value other aspects, such as your current job, hobbies, and relationships. Winning a million dollars, as you mentioned, might lead to some lifestyle adjustments but wouldn't fundamentally alter your priorities.
The point about a million dollars not going as far as it used to is also a valid observation, highlighting the changing economic landscape. It's always intriguing to consider how individuals would navigate such financial windfalls.
Cheers to your contentment with your current situation and your perspective on the potential impact of a significant win!