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Message: [QUOTE="zachvac, post: 1151477, member: 26306"] I'm kinda playing for a living but it's only temporary. But for this year anyway I'm supporting myself 100% and saving money and when I go back to school most likely next year or the year after will be using poker money for tuition. I definitely would not want to be playing poker for the rest of my life with absolutely no back-up plan. But yeah, advice would be just keep working hard at getting better. There's not like some line drawn, for most people it's just they realize one day that poker's paying them more than their real job, like Belgo mentioned. What people decide to do after that varies. But yeah, basically sticking to brm (20 buy-ins for no limit hold 'em is laughable btw) and continuing to work hard and improve and make sure you are playing your A game as much as possible is pretty important imo. [/QUOTE]