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At What Point Can a Poker Player Be Considered 'Professional'?
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[QUOTE="quick, post: 3333999, member: 133269"] Interesting question with some interesting poll choices. Most would consider being "pro" as earning the majority if your income/bill paying money from poker. However, one could also argue that being "sponsored" could be a sign of being a pro. After all there are many activities and sports where one can be considered a sponsored "pro" and not gain most of their income off the thing they're being sponsored for. Olympic Athletes come to mind. As do chess players, video game players, extreme athletes, etc. Sure some make all their income off everything that comes in from being that "pro" but others have other jobs. Poker is trick though right? Since we measure almost everything in $$$. The money is literally the score. [/QUOTE]
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