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[QUOTE="underdog140, post: 3595327, member: 45060"] You can do it but $500 isn't enough. Give yourself the best chance to make it by choosing the safe/smart play first. Stick to your job. Play when you are not working. Build your bankroll up so you can play in some bigger games. You said you been playing for two years. That isn't very long. You admit you haven't experienced a long down swing yet but it will come. You may think you logged allot of hours during those two years but It is likely you haven't. Keep working and build your life roll and grind the tables when there is time. How hard is it to find another job where you are at ? You should take that into consideration also. Because if poker doesn't work out you will need to find a way to make income. Build up enough money to sustain you in life for 6 months. Which would be your life roll and not used for poker. Make sure your Poker Roll is much more than $500 before you give it a shot. $500 is just play money when we are talking about quitting jobs and trying to go pro. The swings in poker can be brutal. [/QUOTE]
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