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[QUOTE="MrPokerVerse, post: 5010523, member: 63658"] I did a bankroll challenge some years back that ran for three months with a one month qualifier on a Merge site. Pretty much played every minute available besides work and sleep. After it was over, I knew then this would just be a hobby. Towards the end of the challenge, it was frustrating to stay focused and compete to stay in the top 5. It would be hard for me to hit a bout of variance with bills due and seeing the bankroll drop. Playing live, I'm critical on when the choice to play is. Looking for the right frame of mind and being well rested. Cards are something that are enjoyable to play. Pretty sure it would change for me, going from hobby to work. If you do decide to transition, could you keep us updated on the progress? Most people like my self have thought about this subject. Be nice to follow the success you have. Good luck, wish you the very best at the tables. [/QUOTE]
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