Leu or dollars? Doesn't your government take 40% like ours does?pavel1111111 said:I am from Romania , so around 100 k with set me up for life
dollars , of coursejaymfc said:Leu or dollars? Doesn't your government take 40% like ours does?
I would need at least a few million to retire from high-stakes
and come back to freerolls
...no the winnings taxes are 3% .... but even with 40 % it still 60.000$ that is a fortune ..i probably have them for the rest of my life ...seriously
I don't play for money, I play for addiction, 20 dollars a week is enough to buy my food , I already earned 1k dollars in a week I want to make it 10kChemfromUKR said:
cwdignus said:
HiChemfromUKR said:
Focusing on a computer with efficient cooling mechanisms might be a wise choice. Additionally, since you're primarily involved in poker and freelancing, you might not need the highest-end gaming hardware. Look for a computer with a good balance of performance, cooling capabilities, and durability to support your activities without breaking the bank.john_entony said:Well, I'll be honest with you, I'm in the process of collecting $1000 for a new computer. The thing is, I have a laptop (a good expensive one), but it overheats too much in the summer, especially if I start playing some top games like Red Dead Redemption 2. However, I don't play games at all for now, as I spend a lot of time playing poker and freelancing.
Yeah, I've already found the right one. So I know the exact amount of money I need. And yes, it's somewhere around $1,000. But I think if I work hard, combining freelancing and poker, I will be able to afford to buy the necessary computer by the end of this year.s0ftdumps said:
Poker is good entertainment and trains the mind and character. The amount of money has nothing to do with it. Sounds like How much money do you want so you don't drink more coffee.ChemfromUKR said:
