What do you do with the winnings?

sunburnt2k11 · May 3, 2015

buy a new car... my current car won't make it another year.

freestocks · May 3, 2015

Buy a van. So I can live in a van down by the river.

rawbad · May 3, 2015

that's easy private island 7 virgins and loving life

timfbmx · May 3, 2015

Well last time I won a decent tourney online I bought myself a real nice new desktop computer. In the past I have also bought a mt. bike and plenty of weed of course

lukaszkrzi · May 17, 2015

I would play more MTT and enjoy this highlife. and then spent it all at cash games

Ok but wish me luck in 20k freeroll

Farseer · May 17, 2015

I would like to buy my own house. Probably would need almost €0,5M to get a nice house as they're damn expensive here in Finland.

Until then, enjoy life with moderate spending made possible by poker winnings. Also planning to win nice trips around the world (so far mainly travelled in ~20 poker trips around Europe and spent one month in Las Vegas).

skavenger · May 17, 2015

I save money and pay my bills if left over to eat the pizza ... but for now, profit is being a dream...

Olegan163s · May 20, 2015

I would be engaged in business, but not for all the money. 20% would leave for buy-ins to tournaments. And in parallel to work and play tournaments live.

corrupted15 · May 22, 2015

Increase bankroll, some of it I would invest to my real life education and a new PC

zkel1980 · May 22, 2015

It would fund my BR and a brand new Lamborghini Huracàn.

tignutz · May 22, 2015

i never win so dont have this problem

Toobuck4U · May 26, 2015

Whisky women and weed

RiskTaker · May 26, 2015

I invest them in the next game.

hulaaaa · Jun 1, 2015

even with a big win, try not to remove more than half of it in the first place think of bankroll.
If you won a fairly large amount, I try to play for higher limits in the cash

alexis8888 · Jun 1, 2015

I have no substantial win for long time.

Biscleta · Jun 1, 2015

Still waiting for a big payout...when that moment arrives a small part of that prize will be used to play tournments like wcoop main event...

Alepokero · Jun 2, 2015

have fun with my friends, go to a casino i have where i live, play blackjack
hace some drinks

bossbran · Jun 2, 2015

This one is hard.. i still dont figure it out.. maybe ill invest it in a small business. So that i still have income coming in even if im loosing in poker game.. and thats a wise decision to make than to invest all in poker..

luizita94 · Jun 2, 2015

me my love to go play other countries

dean1810 · Jun 7, 2015

In my opinion if u win big i dont think u should move up stakes that fast, like u move a bit and than try to beat those cuz not only your roll have to grow but your skills should grow by moving up so make sure your skill is good enough to play higher than u used to not only your roll.

alipalip · Jun 8, 2015

Paying bills, that`s why is hard to build a bigger bankroll

Martin Carreira · Jun 8, 2015

I think the best option is to build a large bank and thus be able to play more calm and good levels remain forever without risk to lose everything

Rijckenborg · Jun 8, 2015

If one day , I win big money, I wanted to buy a ground in forest, and build a cob house with my hand only. I want to live far away of the civilisation,technology, and without electricity.

Hajniiii · Jun 8, 2015

60% saved 40% of your bankroll chair and I push further !!

sunshine0410 · Jun 8, 2015

I keep it on the account, to play on higher levels

What do you do with the winnings?

sunburnt2k11

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freestocks

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rawbad

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timfbmx

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lukaszkrzi

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Farseer

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skavenger

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Olegan163s

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corrupted15

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zkel1980

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tignutz

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RiskTaker

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hulaaaa

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alexis8888

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Biscleta

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Alepokero

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bossbran

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luizita94

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dean1810

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alipalip

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Martin Carreira

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Rijckenborg

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