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Thinking of going Pro. Looking for feedback from those who made the switch.
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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 843365, member: 26306"] oh ok, this significantly changes things. You're probably playing over twice the speed I figured, so that means only ~15 PTBB/100, which is actually possibly sustainable against horrible players. Still not a great living though. You can probably scrape by but remember for every 40 hours you're working, all the guys with office jobs are taking an hour a day off for lunch, a few hours talking with co-workers, no real stress to be focused every single moment they're at work. Not so with you. So if you really want to put in the time and the effort to make less than you probably could with a real job, and think you can handle the downswings and still play your A game, then you've got a shot. I could personally never do it, I'd need to make far more money and/or work less hours. But at least with this information your goal does seem a lot more possible. If you really want it, I say take a shot. You've got the money, can get another job, so worst case scenario you fail and get a real job. Best case scenario, you enjoy it and make a living doing something you actually love. So imo take the shot. I'd say the odds are still against you, but who cares when the reward is so much better than the virtually non-existent risk. [/QUOTE]
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