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thinking about giving poker a go full time for the next year?
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[QUOTE="HomeBrewer, post: 2176897, member: 45691"] I don't think that taking a year off is ever a good idea when it comes to higher education. You open so many doors by finishing there and to delay or potentially throw that away is just a bad idea. Stick it out and play part time, when you graduate you will have the option to play poker full time and have a side job to pay any bills. You WANT to get through uni ASAP. It makes people wonder on job apps when you have gaps in time for school (shows lack of dedication). Just suck it up and take your stab when you are done. There is a reason most of the new faces on the TV come with many degrees in engineering or what not behind their name. It really does prep you for your future. [/QUOTE]
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