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[QUOTE="SolaRoe, post: 1970421, member: 91836"]
dj11, the grinding does not FEEL like grinding to me right now. I'm never going to put myself in a position where I am obliged to play when I don't want to, so I'll do what looks like grinding only as long as I'm enjoying it, take a break when I stop enjoying it, and come back to it when I feel like doing it again. The only thing that could change that is an ROI of 50% or more over six months of steady play totalling about 100,000 hands. If something that extreme happened, then I'd have to face up to the fact that I have a chance at a future as a professional poker player, and I'd have to give it serious thought. Otherwise, I'm never to let myself become depdendent on poker, so I'll never find myself being forced to play when I don't want to.

So maybe someone can finally answer the question I keep asking and people seem not to notice me asking: is a 12% ROI at the $3 tables realistic, or is it unrealistically high, or is it unrealistically low?
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