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[QUOTE="neptun1914, post: 5498674, member: 314327"] There is nothing impossible in poker if you put enough efforts and follow your dream. You should be careful though, follow strict bankroll management, constantly read and improve your game (both poker skills and mental game) and learn how to control your emotions. Relatively few people manage to do that to the level needed to get to the big money and become top pro players. Currently as relatively new player you are inspired and it is completely normal to be enthusiastic. My advice is to play and train seriously for few months and after that make evaluation of the situation answering following questions: 1. Is your game improving proportionally to the efforts you invested? Are you already winning player and how much? 2. If you see improvement - how much time and efforts it took to get here? Are you ready to invest even more efforts and take more risks to continue further? 3. What you feel when playing poker? Do you still like the game like in the beginning or your attitude changed? After that you will know how to proceed further. [/QUOTE]
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