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[QUOTE="SavagePenguin, post: 1139927, member: 22087"] So basically he has $1,200 in debts and a $1,800 bankroll. Are you paying any interest on this dept? When is it due? What are the payments? So you have additional living expenses that you need to take care of? Basically, if there no interest or very low interest and can be paid off slowly and you have a level head about your bankroll, paying it off with pokers isn't a bad of an idea. I'd make some sort of deal with myself. Maybe say that if I dip below a $1200 bankroll , I have to immediately put $800 (2/3 of your debt) to the debt and look for a part time job to pay. And that anything over $2,000 goes to pay off the debt each month. Plus if it's not paid of by a specific date I'll pay it all off via my bankroll. Your ROI for keeping the money online has to be greater than any interest/fees/penalties you'll pay to your creditors. So I'd say that your expected ROI would have to be *significantly* greater. [/QUOTE]
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