quitting job for poker

[Rational Madman]

That's the stupidest thing I heard all week why would you quit your job for poker and why would you want to move back in with your parents a couple grand doesn't take you far.

DO NOT LISTEN TO THE HATERS. IGNORE THIS GUY ^^^^^^^^^^^

IGNORE HIM. Let only positive vibes fill you.

 

[JohnnyC4ge]

Very accurate post.

I am really enjoying your posts here, keep spreading the truth!

Thx mate And don't let them denigrate play money !
I was able to make my packages and moved in Malta, thx to my +5k bankroll built up with no deposit buuut...with play money contests (truestorybro)

And of course, I quit my job

 

[vitalicharniak]

work let it help to find some stability, and the poker won money can be invested in its development

 

[eberetta1]

What can you say about the young ones quitting their job and choose to be a poker pro.?

That can be answered a year later. Or decades later if you are a trust fund baby.

 

[BuzzKillington]

Don't quit your job to play poker. Unless you're already winning lots of money (which only a few of us do), then it's not a smart decision.

 

[Fernando2904]

Well, we have many years of life. The only question I do is, after 20 years is it something you would like to keep doing?

 

[Gulas]

Usually, if you live in a third world country, the dollar worth quite a lot. Even if you earn a minimal wage in a first world country, like 8 U$/hour, that's like an income from someone who just graduated from an university from a 3rd world country.

So, you'll have to decide from yourself balancing your skills, and where do you live.

Good luck, and good thinking, we'll all need good judgments.

 

[sekcapilniqt]

to play for a million dollars very clearly I will leave or if I have to work I will play