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What does it take to be a pro?
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[QUOTE="goodgameme, post: 2304682, member: 111268"] I'm not a pro but I will throw a few things out here. You say you have been playing serious since 16. How old are you now? Are you planning on playing online or live or mixture of both? This might mean moving to a state where online is legal. How many hours do you play and study a week? What's you plan for health insurance? How about retirement? What's you backup plan if poker doesn't work and what are you going to say on a job interview for the missing job info on your resume? Is that 33.2% your online MTT stat? Most of the top online MTT players are only 15-20% ITM. I'm not trying to be negative just giving you some things to think about. Personally if I was in your situation and was wanting to be a pro in 2-5 years I'd probably move to a state like Nevada and get a normal job and play online poker on the side and see how the games are. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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