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[QUOTE="MemphisGrind, post: 4713105, member: 318625"] Yes, we have VERY similar view on this. I have a few "side incomes" that I use to "pad" my roll as some would say. Where as my job pays my bills. I like your 5% rule and will try and apply it to my live games. I want to start playing more tournaments like the WPT, HPT, some circuit events, and make a trip to the WSOP in Vegas however that can get expensive quick. I'd like to get into staking, but until I feel like I have a FIRM grasp on my MTT game I won't consider risking anybody's hard earned money. One of my only 2 cashes on Hendon Mob out of 8 tournaments over $150 buy in I've played, was staked by a local friend of mine. However they offered without me even asking. Right now I am also playing for fun and challenge and achievement. It's also a way to prove to myself (A past gambling addict), that I can have this in my life and control it with a proper balance of life, exercise, family, and poker. Something satisfying about succeeding and reaching goals. So thank you again, I always appreciate the time you put in to your replies and posts. [/QUOTE]
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