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Message: [QUOTE="AlexeiVronsky, post: 709500, member: 31136"] I'm not saying it's similar in every regard, but the risk/return analysis is similar you make a hand valuation or a stock valuation and you determine what percentage of your money you're willing to risk on it for the estimation of the reward. My rate of return on poker is far higher than I could expect playing stocks (about 290,000% net return over about 4000 hours of actively playing, though recently I've been playing smaller stakes as I just started playing a lot again recently so the rate used to be higher) you can also use portions of your bankroll that you're not likely to immediately need for other investments concurrently. You just have to make sure that it's easily easily liquidatable if you need to draw on it to play a bigger game or go on a cooler. Didn't say I took the job, I had to take the romantic route. :) [/QUOTE]