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[QUOTE="jeffred1111, post: 686877, member: 19935"]
100 per day is not enough to go pro. Seriously, living off 500$ per week while grinding out without any benefits is the epitome of sucky life (unless you plan on playing every day, then good luck shaking off the depression/boredom). What if you need money for the rent and you're on a downswong ? You'll be living day to day with 100 and never making any profit to put towards savings.

With a steady job, you can go by with 100$/day, because the money will always be there if you put in the hours. Your boss will never hold your paycheck because you are on the bad side of variance and you'll have a social life/real job to be proud of. I'd need around 250-300 per day on average to go pro playing poker (and this will neve rhappen and I'll never go pro). Too much disadvantages.

PS: I know what I'm talking about. I have two friends who were living off NL400 for a while and now one of them only plays part time (working odd jobs the rest of the week) while the other has gone back to school. They were making more than 100$ a day and they are good.
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