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[QUOTE="aliengenius, post: 582949, member: 11924"] Thank you, but I am sorry you feel that way about the last sentence. While I have no idea of your personal wealth, I doubt that $4K is "nothing" to you, and while no one thinks you are are spending the mortgage money, there are financial obligations that are not 'immediate' like your current bills. I really hope you will consider moving down instead of up. It's the right thing to do. Consider even the[I] lowest[/I] of levels. Until you can divorce yourself from thinking in terms of monetary value, and can start thinking in terms of 'poker units' you are at real risk. If you find you "need" to play higher to feel "comfortable" then it's not out of line for someone to suggest a possible gambling problem. Again, lots of people play lower on line than live, and for good reasons. I think putting four thousand dollars on line is just asking to be tempted to play higher. If you are serious about considering making the right decision here, don't deposit the $4K. [/QUOTE]
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