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Message: [QUOTE="spunka, post: 6639779, member: 49121"] If you have doubt about your mental side towards poker, you should be very carefull to take it on as a count into your permanent income, as you no matter how much you train and how god your game is, you will run into downswings, and that will affect your life and family if it a income you could get secure else where without any risk for down swings, also playing poker might not hold the same esteem towards your friends and family as it for them are gambling. I think you should take it on side and build a bankroll big enough to play at least 100 * buyin and on top of the the same amount to have if things go bad. I do not know if you get any social benefices when your not working, if you that would help a lot, of not I think acting or flipping burger is better for a “steady” income. If you get social benefits will you are not working, you could try out poker, I personal did that for a while and it went very well. [/QUOTE]