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Message: [QUOTE="eberetta1, post: 3027033, member: 24115"] It is tough. The problem is we remember the past. The past may have a window of opportunity that no longer exists. I used to make $800 a month interest from one of my bank stocks that paid 14 percent interest. Now a days interest income is so small that I no longer have to file a tax return. Poker is the same way. It was way easier to earn a decent monthly income before Black Friday. The only reason , besides to play for fun, to keep playing poker is because you look at your bank account and would like to see a higher number in the available balance column. Hence, we keep playing poker as a side income, though it takes 10 times the amount of time to make the same amount of money as back pre Black Friday. Take a short break from the game then go back in and make some money even if it is puny amounts compared to what used to be made. Your bank statement is depending on it, unless you want to be a WalMart greeter. [/QUOTE]