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[QUOTE="StormRaven, post: 1258463, member: 53047"]
I'd take the money and run.  Personally I'd use a portion of the money to set up a nice bankroll and try to turn it into more money.  I'm not in the financial position where I could just give up 200k.  Free money is free money.  It's like those people on Deal or no deal.  They get an offer of 300K, decide to go for the million because the odds are in their favor of getting more money and then they end up walking away with 50k or less.  They get too greedy.  I hope this guy gets his million, I watched the show and he looked to me like he was playing a bit scared.  He got some good hands and got lucky, I don't know if his luck will hold out for the million.  Take the money and be thrilled with it.  If he wins the million everyone will be commenting on how he did the right thing.  I would congratulate him and still think he made a mistake, too big of a risk.  If he were making over a 100k a year and had a nice retirement fund set up that would be one thing, but this isn't the case.  It's too risky.  If he doesn't win this he gets nothing at all but a sad story to tell to his great nieces and nephews later on.
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