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[QUOTE="jordanbillie, post: 1193386, member: 31329"] In regards to playing live poker "professionally". I see a couple people at the casino I work at that claim to be professional players. The one guy plays 1/2 NL $100 max!!!! He says he comes to the casino and once he wins $200 he goes home, lol. Also about the discussion that students coming out of college nowadays are having trouble getting high paying jobs, it is so true. I see people I graduated high school with that also went to college and are now working at a Subway or some other minimum wage job. This was one of the reasons I decided to look into being a poker dealer (besides my love for poker). After a 6 week certification course that only costed $850, I was eligible for a job. It did take me 1-2 years after completing the course to get hired, but that is because there is only 1 casino near me that I could work at. Now I am dealing at the casino and having the time of my life, and getting some nice pay to go with it. Plus I can constantly work on my poker game and pay attention the the play that I am dealing. [/QUOTE]
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