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[QUOTE="Sohmurr, post: 825384, member: 23211"] Thanks for the advice/support so far. To address changing majors: Yes I have thought about it. In fact I'm just changing [B]to[/B] the double majors I listed. I've been in school since the fall of 2005 and changed majors (including recently) 3 or 4 times. I figured that this newest change I could deal with if I couldn't make it into poker full time straight out of college (I'm not stupid, I do have a backup plan. I am, however, even trying to calculate the expenses necessary to live in Vegas for 1 year, including food, rent, insurance, poker BR, and everything else). I like the classes enough that I could probably do it for a while. The quote about blowtorching nipples mainly came because I have had one part time job, albeit short lived. I worked for Wal-Mart for a month as a "courtesy associate" which is code for cart-monkey. That horrid experience is probably the reason for my disdain of any prospect of a regular "9-to-5" job and especially my avoidance of part time jobs. To address multi-tabling: Most of the 4300 hands at the $0.02/$0.04 LHE on PS were multi-tabled. I never went above 8, although I never tried. I spent most of those hands 7-tabling. One of the things that (possibly) hurt me was my reliance on PokerTracker. The stats probably helped alot more than I give credit for, but I began looking too much at my total in the cashier's window and the money graphs on PT and it got me thrown off. To address BR management: I probably should have practiced better BR management even at these incredibly low levels. I guess I [B]do[/B] regret it somewhat. To address NLHE: I never (or at least never remember) multi-tabled NLHE. The reason, I'm not sure. Obviously it'll be a while before I have the money to MT even the smallest NLHE tables but I'm gonna start back up at $0.02/$0.04 LHE. I'll keep only the $8 I have unless I bust. If I bust I'll either move to FT with my Fantasy Freeroll winnnings and play only there, or I'll redeposit on PS. [/QUOTE]
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