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[QUOTE="chippyrob, post: 5216399, member: 398695"]
[b]mabe[/b]

you need to maybe evaluate what is important to you my friend... maybe look at your disposable income first... what you got to pay out and then see what you go left... also look at your returns on poker... are you getting regular wins? are the wins big? if they arent then you pretty much have your answer... if they are big then maybe ask the question why your bank roll start up is only $200 .... im not saying dont pursue your dreams my friend but i am a realist and i will always give it to people straight....you should probably build yourself a decent bankroll if you really want to have a good go at it and see how well you do but i wouldn't go quitting my day job just yet... at least see a good enough return to cover your monthly overhead because if the average household costs £1600 a month to run you got to make £1600 guaranteed every single month of your life on poker and that my friend isn't easy... so when you ask a question like this maybe put some thought behind what your asking because unless your a poker god nowadays $200 isn't going to take you very far it will be one hell of a grind and you literally got to have 0 downswings but good luck!

robert
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