How Much Money Would You Need to Quit Working?

perrinperrua99 · Nov 17, 2017

I think that if I could have about 1500 dollars in my account each month, I could quietly retire from my job.

wsbar · Nov 17, 2017

perrinperrua99 said:
I think that if I could have about 1500 dollars in my account each month, I could quietly retire from my job.

If I made $ 50,000 a month, I would earn that amount for a year, I would build some apartments with furniture and rent them out. Here in Brazil specifically in the City of Manaus Amazonas where I live this is a profitable business. Then there would be no lack of money to play poker.

Trick1988 · Nov 18, 2017

Work and poker are not a bad combination, and there is not much money on the account

atlantafalcons0 · Nov 18, 2017

Poker Orifice said:
But how much would you need to win 'online' before you could believe it's 'not rigged'? (you know what I'm sayin'?)

For me it wouldn't take any amount of money for me to quit working at other sources of income & dedicate myself solely to poker. Reasons.. a) I suck at poker (or at least I'm not that good) b) I want to keep poker 'fun' and for me that means keeping it as a recreational hobby

I would agree with that. Once it's about paying bills almost all the fun aspects go away. No unwarranted draw chasing, no big crazy bluffs, no more go with your gut moves. It would all be standard play with not much room for error. The reason it's fun (for me anyway) is because it's not my car payment on the line, it's just money I've already set aside TO LOSE. If I had to win to pay bills, the game would lose some luster.

Serjo600 · Nov 18, 2017

1k per month and I can this do it but the off job not run

David macdonald · Nov 18, 2017

Would need at least 700 pounds per week

AlexGrinStar · Nov 20, 2017

I think 100k is enough for the first time: D

subaru16162 · Nov 20, 2017

How much money to never work again, a million or 2.

agriggy · Nov 20, 2017

Depends on age, The older I am the less I would need. If I was older maybe a million, younger double that.

mabeyta · Nov 20, 2017

I would like to say 1mil is enough but then I think of inflation rates, my life expectancy, as well as my spouse and kids and then that number goes up to $10mil. That's making sure all mortgage bills and money for college is already set aside. This would need to cover living expenses the life expectancy for a family until kids go to college then the expectancy of 2 once kids are well established and on their own. Not to mention medical bills when the 2 of us are old and grey. So maybe $20 million. That would be enough (maybe). Then I could still have a decent bankroll from that and live a comfortable life till the end of my days. One can dream! Good Luck All!!

Shuler21 · Nov 20, 2017

In my town if i will win more than 1000$ per month ill quit a job .

Dim4ik555 · Nov 21, 2017

In Ukraine the minimal salary ~150$, average salary ~250$. If i earned $ 200 a month in poker, i would not work.

Fishmasterbaiter · Nov 21, 2017

Well...

About 100,000 a year. Unless everything gets cheaper all of a sudden, hahah. Seems excessive but permits alone account for a good chunk of that.

Zorba · Nov 21, 2017

Verfox said:
The amount i think will be 3000$ but the consistency is what will concern me

Does eating and being warm with a roof over your head not interest you???

fabiancampos · Nov 21, 2017

not live poker, the game has variance .. better try to play in your spare time, and improve your poker with articles. But something if it is safe, in the game there is variance, when it is not on your side you will surely need to live on something.

oneloy · Nov 22, 2017

I think half a million will be enough)

Since my country is in this position, for this I need such money to provide for my family, as well as invest them in something profitable ...
Then it will be possible to give up work)

Zorba · Nov 22, 2017

rckstr2b said:
You’ve got 17,000 posts on this site and you still suck at poker???!!!!!
What the hell have you been doing on this site???? [emoji38][emoji23]🤣[emoji23][emoji323][emoji322]
(Post less-study more???) Lol

Just teasing, you obviously love poker, and are playing on your own terms. Good on ya

He's been learning at the Zorba school of poker.

He sucks because I suck at teh pokerz.

[emoji106]

schtiuky · Dec 1, 2017

perhaps winning a sum like 200.000 euro in a tournament cud activate something inside my head in that direction. but nothing less.

Milosika1991 · Dec 1, 2017

I would be pleased with 100k then I certainly would not have to do anything: D

John_3_16 · Dec 1, 2017

Slow is good. Greed is not!

I have retired as of May 2017 and can play anytime. I would like to earn $1,000.00 a month on average just to prove I can.

I have been playing freerolls only and have earned $132.44 in last 2 months without investing my own money. A big tourney win could change a lifetime. Losing any needed cash for survival and family at poker is out of the question. The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Feed and take care of survival needs first. Prove you can play and win freerolls first. Then move on slowly and carefully.

Just say'n.

GL and God bless. :ciao: :wavey:

Lens · Dec 1, 2017

People often think that "If I had 1 000 000$ I wouldn't do nothing." Chances are that if you had that money you would somehow end up loosing it (buying cars and stuff you don't need, travelling, partying etc.)

100 000$, 1 000 000$, 100 000 000$ there is no number in that sense. I would quit working if my PASSIVE income would allow me to live- pay rent, buy food & clothes etc.

shair · Dec 1, 2017

bravissim0 said:
If I won every month no less than 1000 dollars, I would quit my job

Similarly. That is a real money that can leave from work. But poker cant be stable. The professional pokerman can be in minus 2-3 months

Nano5722 · Dec 1, 2017

This depends on country where you leave and how much money you need. Of course lots of people here dream to be a professionals and earn lots of money by playing poker. But as it seems for me - better just to ask yourself is you good enough to play only poker and don,t work at all at normal job.
I think this is a great idea to have a job and play poker in your free time. So you will be in comfortable situation , because you anyway will have money for life and you can invest some of them in poker. If you can show some skill in poker you will earn extra money. I,m sure , you really don,t need to play 24/7 to earn money. You can play high limits just a few hours a day and if you are good enough you will get your money.

MoeJurphy · Dec 1, 2017

Winning any major Sunday MTT would give me enough money maybe not to play poker full time but enough to invest and play poker as a part time income. Majority of your life role should be in investments such as real estate or business.

ebellari · Dec 2, 2017

well, thats a very good question, emm lets see, i will stop working if i get like 500 000 dollars, i will make a little project, buy a house, and keep playying poker

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