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Has anyone quit playing poker before starting their career?
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[QUOTE="Propane Goat, post: 2536540, member: 96298"] A while back I entertained thoughts of going pro at some point and grinding for the big bucks but that's no longer on the table, what changed was me finding out that I have no appetite for this game whatsoever if playing is something that I [B]have[/B] to do. I used to have plans for challenges where I would play X amount of SnG's in 30 days and track everything, but the reality of having to meet a specific daily target does not appeal to me at all and I think that my results would be heavily skewed by the frustration of having to force myself to play at times. I want poker to be in this sandbox where I can play a game or two if I'm in the mood, leave when I feel like leaving, and not even sign in if I don't feel like playing. If I can bink a tournament or two for five figures at some point down the road then I'll be over the moon, if it never happens that's fine too. With anything in life, balance is key and it's hard to argue that you're successful if your great success in some areas is causing you to stumble badly in others. [/QUOTE]
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