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Message: [QUOTE="corry81, post: 723010, member: 34615"] Okay so this is my first post on this site so before I get started I want to mention that I am new to this site. I also do not have much experience with posting on any forums; so if I am doing anything out of the norm I apolagize ahead of time (just let me know if so). Okay so the reason I wanted to post this thread was to get an idea of the amount of income that everyone makes playing poker and how serious everyone is about it. I just started a new website (sort of like my personal blog). That is why I would like to get an idea of the average for the questions I am about to ask. Then I will use the data I collect across different forums to write an article about it for my site. I also just want to know for my own personal reasons as well. Okay enough with that...lets get down to it. --Do you play poker as a source of income? --Do you keep track of your income for poker? --Do you look at poker as a job? --Do you play poker as your only source of income? --How many hours do you play per week? --How do you track stats? --Online/Offline or both? -- Anything else? So I guess it makes sense for me to start it off. -- I do play poker as a source of income (not primary source) -- I keep track of every dollar that goes in and out of my poker account (I have a bank account specifically for poker) -- I do look at poker as a job and take it very seriously -- I play anywhere from 20-40 hours per week sometimes more of course (mostly live, but I do play my fair share of online poker). --I track my stats through my own software that I created (just simple and gives me what I need custom to what I need to track) I track pretty much every detail I can think of tracking all the way down to what I was wearing that night or day (I know...thats just wrong) Okay, well that is all I can think of right now. Thanks ahead of time for your input. Hopefuly I get some good discussion out of this thread. [/QUOTE]

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