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[QUOTE="ihavea4, post: 1062319, member: 49772"] i've always wondered how poker pros live off of their poker winnings. i hear a lot about how you should never put money in that you are afraid to lose and such, but once you start winning, when should you cash out? (mostly referring to online poker here) i mean, if you play poker as your job and don't work somewhere else, you're going to need some of the money that you win at some point, so my question is, how do you balance trying to build a bankroll, with making enough money to pay bills and stuff? i'm not sure, but it seems like you would have to win a lot pretty consistently to be able to keep moving up while also paying rent. does anyone have experience with this? [/QUOTE]
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