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[QUOTE="GeckoAA, post: 5753888, member: 369159"]
I think it may be best to keep options open in the event that poker is just not as lucrative as one hoped it would be.

Perhaps once a person has been playing poker long enough to see if they are a winning poker player or not, then they can make a more formal decision to maybe quit their job or cut it back to part time. Take things slow.

As for schooling....I think finishing school and not quitting would be very important to do no matter how good of a Poker player, as they can play poker while in school and it will still be there for them when they are finished school.  Then if they are doing quite well, They can focus completely on poker after school see where it may lead. Then because they finished school, if poker is not panning out, then they can look for a job.  That maybe only for a while too, because they can still continue their poker education and improve their poker game at any time in their life if they really want to.

We can always learn and improve in everything we do :)
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