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Message: [QUOTE="spranger, post: 1026253, member: 45760"] Another thing I would add to the OP's list to think about is, are you willing to actually put in the work and be a [I]student of the game[/I]? If you're going to make it a profession, hours upon hours upon hours of studying the game are required to make a decent wage year after year. I would never consider making this my full time profession until I had thoroughly read pretty much every book there is out there, and I would always be trying to understand the math/psychology involved in poker at another level to gain every edge possible. Look at Tom Dwan, mathematical wizard who understands exactly why his money is going in the pot at every point during the hand. This is a guy who will make a decent wage year after year by playing online against players who understand less than he does. [/QUOTE]