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Thinking of going Pro. Looking for feedback from those who made the switch.
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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 843339, member: 26306"] I'm sure quality of players has something to do with it as well, as 1/2 online is so much tougher than live 1/2. While this along with what you've mentioned may help you, lack of hands hurt you. Basically assuming 30 hands/hour, I play around as many hands every hour as you do in a 40-hour week. This means that even if you have a much bigger edge you still are going to have a tough time making it hourly. I just don't think ~40 PTBB/100 is possible at $1/$2 live, despite how bad the players are or how good you are. I'm certainly not trying to rag on you or anything, I know nothing about you, and I certainly hope you do make it, but if you really want to think about going pro I would suggest moving up a few levels. I'm pretty sure from what I've read pretty much $5/$10 NL is the bare minimum live for playing professionally. But then I've never set foot into a casino yet so by all means if you think you can do it take a shot, I just don't want you to think that the last 42 hours of play are indicative of how well you'll do in the future. It's a small sample size and any time you feel you are consistently winning, you are most likely on an upswing. [/QUOTE]
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