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Spouse spends too much on becoming pro
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[QUOTE="S3mper, post: 3406083, member: 97084"] This sounds like a great idea. I would push (gently) the idea of him really keeping track of how much is going in and going out from poker. And have him really look into proper bankroll management. You may have noticed it keeps coming up a lot and it's because it's the most important thing. I don't care how great someone is at poker. If you don't follow bankroll management you're going to go broke. The swings are real and they can be devastating. And I would recommend to him to maybe play exclusively (with the exception of here and there) online. Especially if he's playing tournaments. Since they have much more smaller Buy-In games. With decent prize pools.(less rake) and not spending money on gas :p And maybe make sure he knows that proper bank roll management is how much he has in his "For poker" account and not how much the two of you are making total. :p [/QUOTE]
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