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Message: [QUOTE="sCATpoker, post: 1999536, member: 75067"] My advice would be just do your job and do what you are getting paid to do. Before they find someone that would gratefully have your job. After you get fired or layed off whichever the case may be there is lots of time for Poker. Believe me I know from experience. Just be glad you still have a job and do what ur getting paid to do..just my opinion...I wish I still had a job so I didn't have as much time for poker. However between unemployment and microstakes cash games I am making the same amount as I was at work ...however the day is much longer and pay is not gauranteed. Anyway Good luck with playing at work ...just doesn't sound wise...I mean Have you weighed the consequences. for example are you ok with losing your job at the risk of playing a few hands is it worth it...if so than by all means good luck at the tables. [/QUOTE]