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How big a prize would you have to win to quit your job and become a pro?
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[QUOTE="Game_Gran, post: 2754308, member: 113894"] [b]Costs[/b] It would have to be a lot of money - lottery jackpot kind of money! If you moved to Vegas where there is plenty of poker action or California were there are plenty of card rooms you could cut down the overhead which is really where all the expenses are if you are not good enough to keep a steady stream of winnings coming in. You would dump a bundle on initial living expenses. Las Vegas would be my choice here as housing in Vegas is way less expensive than housing in CA. But, if you weren't around a place where all the action is the travel expenses, living expenses, etc. will quickly eat a giant hole in your budget. Finally, the life of a poker pro is not for everyone! Kiss day time activities good by for the most part since that's when you will be sleeping. Although the money is there for the taking in high stakes cash games, you better be good, really good, to come out on top. Tournament play, week after week, will wear you out! If I did win the lottery I would play higher stakes tournaments and move up to higher stakes cash games but still for entertainment! Life of a poker pro is not for everyone! [/QUOTE]
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