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[QUOTE="Stu_Ungar, post: 1139895, member: 39779"] personally I would pay off the debt simply because you can. OK it sets you back a little in terms of poker, but you are still relatively new to these levels so a bit more practice while you build it back up wont hurt. The problem I see is right now you have no experience of 50NL... so hopefully the transition will be smooth but if it isn't then you could loose some of that money anyway whilst to get used to the level. If you pay off the debt now, you know exactly where you stand. you don't have to worry if you hit a downswing and you will never look back and think 'why didn't I pay it when I had the chance'. Obviously its going to annoy you a bit using your bankroll to pay for this as I know you have put a lot of time and effort in building it up.. but hey don't look at it as a set back.. look at it as your first real pay cheque. [/QUOTE]
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