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[QUOTE="jeffred1111, post: 647368, member: 19935"] Just continue grinding AT A REAL WOLRD JOB. At the level you are at BR wise (and the level I'm also at), you'll be making more money (like ten times) moping the toilets at McDonalds: poker, unless you live in Congo right now, should be a hobby, not something where you invest time and money in order to make money. And at 17 years old, you'll be better served padding out your resume with crappy jobs so that potential employers for future semi non-crappy jobs will know that you can take orders and a minimum of responsibilities. Also, do not get staked under any circumstances unless you are in the black and have been for a long time. The reason for this is if you are required to pay the stake back if you lose it and you are a losing player, you'll get in debt so fast you wouldn't believe: plus, the person who stakes you is probably a friend and you don't want to have friends to who you "owe" 100-200 dollars, even if you're not required to pay it back. Learn before hand if you can be a winning player at the nanostakes and then move up when you have the BR to do so. [/QUOTE]
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