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Has anyone quit playing poker before starting their career?
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[QUOTE="WinglessSoldier, post: 2515781, member: 103453"] I'm a 19 year old male. I've start playing poker when I was 14 through Zynga poker on Facebook. A month before I turn 18, my mom gave me $30 to play on PokerStars- lost it of course but got addicted real quick. When I got banned on PokerStars, I moved to 888 poker. I was a little over 18 in October of 2013. Since then, there hasn't been a day were poker wasn't in my life. It was either thinking, playing or dreaming. I've sacrifice if not everything to get where I'm at today. I'm a ghost to my family and barely speak to my friend these days. I feel I only have poker in my life now. I study over 80 hours every month, and play additional 200 hours. I play mid-stakes push and fold games at 888 Poker. Here's a photo of my winnings on Wednesday night play. I'm starting to become successful. But now, I want what I've lost. Has anyone been down this road before? And did you balance your life or drop poker? [/QUOTE]
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