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Message: [QUOTE="CrockPot, post: 2306119, member: 112928"] The charts in picture frames is a good idea I'll write that down to remember as something I should do. I certainly could use a mentor I've been looking for a while but I don't know any serious card players, I guess looking online is my best bet. Thanks for the ideas! Yeah, I was thinking about moving out of the country when the time comes. I had 3 in mind 1. Australia- It would be my first pick as I could do both live and online in Melbourne. I hear the people are friendly and the country is very clean as well as the nice weather. Also there's no gambling tax!!! Not even for pros!!! So no taxes is very appealing although I still have to pay U.S. taxes for the first 5 years because you have to live in Australia for 5 years before becoming a citizen. 2. London, England- Both online and live are available, no gambling taxes, like in Australia, the only down side is the cold weather :( . 3. Canada- for me Canada is about a 2 day drive so I could see my friends and family often, I have a friend that lives in Northern Michigan so he'd be close enough to visit quite often. The bad things about Canada are the cold weather, the poker scene is mostly in Vancouver so I would be strictly online, and I'd be across the country near the great lakes, there's cold weather, and taxes. I don't really know about Mexico I've been there once and didn't really like it, sure there's great weather but also lots of violence, corruption, and I'd have to learn a foreign language. Back in high school I had Spanish class I made A's but never really got it, I remember nothing now. I have no idea if Mexico has casinos so I think living there would also be strictly online. Being a dealer and learning from the play was my exact idea to I forget who but I seen a pro that was a former dealer talking about how other dealers just wanted to get through the day while he was always trying to figure out what everyone had.Thanks for the feedback! Oh man you got me, I'm secretly Phil Ivey! Nah just kidding but hopefully someday I will be a pro. Thanks for the compliment and advice! Well Mike, I really feel like I'm a good player so that's requirement 1, as for the bankroll I'm going to be saving up as much as I can in the next 2-5 years, plus I'm already online so that should get taken care of. And I certainly have got a lot of time on my hands so I think I'm in good shape. Don't worry about not having any of the requirements just keep playing and using websites like card chat and you'll be better in no time, I just joined CC this month and I feel like my game has improved already. Once you become better then the money will roll in. So good luck and thanks for the feedback! [/QUOTE]

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