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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 825483, member: 26306"]
ok honestly you've got the perfect profile of someone who can afford to take a shot at making it pro. No dependents, decent back-up, and pretty much nothing to lose. So my advice is go for it, but as mentioned you can't think of it as easy money, but as a job, although you'll hopefully be having a lot more fun than all the other people doing jobs. As Chuck mentioned, you have to treat is as work, and you truly have to love the game, I don't think you have much hope of making it if it's just for the money, because it really is a grind.

That said, you'll probably fail. Not trying to be mean, just being honest. Is that any reason not to try? Of course not. Just make sure you have a backup for if you fail. So if you really want it, and you really love poker enough, I'd encourage you to take the shot. Even though it's unlikely you'll make it, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain if you do end up making it, assuming you do truly love poker. So give it your all, never settle with giving less than your best, and if you don't make it there's nothing to be ashamed of, and at least you won't have the regret your entire life that you didn't take the shot. Good luck.
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