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thinking about giving poker a go full time for the next year?
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[QUOTE="cotta777, post: 2176069, member: 93414"] You seem like you are smart enough to know what the best option is, obviously must be smart as your in uni my oppinion You should enter a UKITP try and satellite or if you are earning a considerable amount buy in - the reason I say this you get an immediate indication on what it takes to be pro and where you are at right now, if your serious about going pro you have to test yourself if you just want to stick to online. Definately get your uni done! you can still play whilest studying, you can delay work and withdraw enough just to get you by and say you go a year... after getting your degree's that'l be 2 years from now, the benifit from sticking to the uni is if it doesn't turn out to be poker for a living you have uni behind you and more option's this could also benifit you by assisting you with better bankrolls in years to come as you continue to progress as a player. you might excell over the next year but if it takes a few years statisticly I would say your more likely to find success in poker from supporting investments while working, taking no risks with a comfortable fallback option [/QUOTE]
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