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How do you see yourself progressing in poker?
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[QUOTE="AllenKll, post: 5534529, member: 45566"] I'd like to see myself with a bankroll to support playing $50+ tournaments, with the occasional jump to maybe $150, if there's a really good guarantee. I feel that would be an excellent income range for me. As is, I'm play freerolls, and micro tournaments. I track my final position percentages, and look to see my progress.. I have a BR at about $100 spread across 3 different sites Near term I'd like to see $100 at each of those sites. As for going pro? What's the definition of pro? Is a pro a person who has no other job and makes a living off of what he has has saved, and what he can make in poker? Then I'm already a pro, as I have no other job, and am pretty much just living on my savings... You could say I have a large bankroll that I'm unwilling to risk and would rather build a new one from scratch. I dunno. Kinda feels bad-ass to call myself a poker pro, but I think I need a ring or a bracelet before I can get that moniker. Even if I do find myself with that external $30K+ BR, 'pro' still seems like a term reserved for the elites. Maybe not. How do you think a 'poker pro' is defined? [/QUOTE]
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