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Thinking of going Pro. Looking for feedback from those who made the switch.
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[QUOTE="feitr, post: 843478, member: 34106"] Sounds like you have a good situation to make a switch. Just realise that you *probably* aren't going to make much of a living of 200NL live. In order to get the same $$/hr as online, you need much higher stakes in order to be able to compensate for the multitables/extra hands per hr of online. If you include your vegas session/s in your table, you'd probably get a much better idea of how you will run. It hardly matters if you were a worse player in vegas, because there will be times that you will be playing amazing and be losing money. Even if you only pegged on 8 hrs for vegas, your $$/hr would be cut by half and such a win rate does not make for much of a living. But far far far far far far too small sample size to tell. I'd keep playing, seeing how you run and move up in stakes if you really want to play live poker. [/QUOTE]
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