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[QUOTE="theheeb1984, post: 5754054, member: 438920"]
Like everyone says, keep your options open and honestly enjoy the time you have in school. The best years I had were my university years as I had time for fun with friends, study, work, poker, sleep (usually 4-6 hours daily but I was young), eating great foods, traveling and so much more. Use the time you have to broaden your horizons and you will find that there are other things in life than just playing poker and you might even find something to do for income that is more lucrative than poker. I have been traveling the world with my family on company dime for the last 9 years and really enjoy it. I would only trade this in if I was guaranteed a few hundred thousand a year playing poker but I know I am not that good. My yearly gains (last 5 years average positive) is about $25K, but my lifetime earnings are less than $200K (over 18 years). This is the sad part of poker, it is not something many can really make a living on playing full time without a good support structure as less than $1000 a month doesn't work in many countries.
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