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[QUOTE="antonis32123, post: 5761780, member: 127517"]
I like the idea , when sb starts having profits from poker gradually bud steadily ,  if he quits a job only if it's vey exhausting and non productive , with non positive equilibrium in profits or benefits  vs damages and  hard exploitation ,  and only to find a better job , even with less money than before , with better health conditions , safety precautions , respect for his age or skills , etc ,  or start or continue a preexisting  family business .

But stop everything just to become a reg who will get all his money only from poker    brrrrr . Today you win , tomorrow  you won't . Today it's upswing , tomorrow a very big downswing , for many months , Today you have a big win , then many years might pass untill the next win , if it comes again , you never know , not everyone is darwin or lex or ......

Ofcourse to believe you will become a big pro very soon , that's very very difficult ,     the beaaddest of the baddest ideas , the most catastrophic one . These pros who have chosen this path have sponsorships , have inner circles , one knows and helps the other , it's not easy to become one of their kind , of their network , their ring , their circuit , nowadays it's GTO times , harder ro beome a successfull pro these days than in the pre black friday days , imo .

[COLOR=#0000ee][U][URL="https://www.cardschat.com/news/flashback-friday-darvin-moon-2009-94158"]A good article about Darvin Moon[/URL][/U][/COLOR], who passed away recently , his life , the decision he made after the second place in 2009 WSOP Main Event and the $5.1M ,   to continue as a self employed logger , his previous job  ,  is sth   to make most of us   , think about and reconsider the dream of becoming a millionaire and leave everything else from our past life , to live  at last the great life   ..
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