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Bankroll, going pro, and 8 weeks of poker
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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 826817, member: 26306"] Does that include bonuses? Assuming this is the year he made sne? But also take a look at the graph, he's one of the best. Now look at his progress from 423k to about 500k. Looks like he lost ~$20k over almost 80k hands. Imagine how tough that would be. It would be bad enough breaking even for that long, but depending on number of tables, that could be up over 2 weeks of work. You work full time for 2 weeks and are out ~$20k. Would you be able to handle that? Not saying you can't, just something to think about. As I said, not trying to discourage anyone, I've definitely thought about it, just always make sure you make a backup plan and although getting better at poker is important, getting better at tilt management and playing under your BR is possibly more important so you can withstand runs like that. [/QUOTE]
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