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[QUOTE="bob_tiger, post: 843434, member: 21874"]
Let's where should we start, Poker in my opinion isn't "Gamboling" if you are skilled enough and don't let your emotions get in the way. Some people tend to think its "gamboling" but it's really not, if you are trying to accomplish something that's reasonable and don't have much to lose then its worth taking a short. I think mr Zachvac (aka math genius) covered the numbers very nicely and I do agree with him on moving up a limits a little. I think maybe start at 1/2 and then move up to 2/4 and etc, and if you are doing good at it, then great for you. If it doesn't work out, play poker as for fun and do it part time.
I think its a good idea you came to consult with us, you will have few a$$holes sometimes, which I think nobody has a right to judge someone they don't know. if you were someone that has never had a job and no education or anything like that, then yes I definitely wouldn't suggest it.
But you seem like an intillgent person and since you said you can live off what you got for half of month without a problem, I think you should use 4-5 months to test yourself. If you lose to much, then go ahead and stop, also don't quit to fast, give it sometime.
After those  5 months are over, which I think is a good amount of time and good amount of hands to tell, you should think about it and make your decision, ask yourself
       can I live off this and enjoy my life, have extra money for fun stuff?
       do I have enough time to do other things, in your case ride motorcycles?
       do I want to continue doing this or should I go back to working?
       can i handle the mental part?
   Basically if you don't have much to lose, give it a shot and if you have a back up plan, which you do, its not a bad idea to try like I said.
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