that's what I always do during past 3-4 years.
but i'm playing poker during my work hours, as a relaxing hobby... drawing things and playing couple of tables at the same time.
in 2016 i hit Eur2K in 4 months starting from 0 at iPoker, freerolls-tickets, got a bankroll boost by winning 1K grtd 1eur buy-in, was $220, then started to play cash 6-9 tables and moved up to playing 9 tables at NL20. Made another Eur300 during rest of the year after the cashout...
in 2017 repeated it at iPoker, but made cashouts at Eur500 and Eur800 plus won something inbetween 200-300 at PS and some more at other networks.
in 2018 won $500 at PS and total Eur1600 at iPoker + several hundreds from other networks.
in 2019 currently cashed out $250 from ACR, approx $200 from SB or BoL, Eur500 from iPoker, and approx $150 from Party.
So far i'm investing all poker winnings and buying parts for new machines and devices that i create and that's why i'm withdrawing so early without making a move to higher limits. I don't want to take poker seriously, and that's what you have to do at high limits. I got much more interesting things to do and these things require my concentrations and that's why I don't want to be tilted because of bad beats or big wins.
I've found out that I have to block my stats for sites where i'm playing at most of the poker tracking sites, cause my ROI looks really dangerous comparing to average players... for example my
partypoker stats:
https://www.sharkscope.com/#Player-Statistics//networks/PartyPoker/players/f1shark
ROI has falled down at PartyPoker because I've lost with $22 ticket that I've got from CC freeroll.
was 2900% at ACR before I've blocked it
and close to 1000% at couple more sites.