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What would you do if there was no poker at all?
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[QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 6810349, member: 430261"] Poker is definitely not the easiest way to make money, The only sure way to make money is to get a job and work hard, maybe someday start your own business as I did and then you will come to understand what work is really like. Working for a boss 40 hours a week is great if you get appreciation for the work you do, with a wage packet at the end of the Week/Month. Working for yourself and 40 hours is just part time, my shortest working week was 72 hours, with some weeks I was doing 80 hours and then some. Poker is just a past time, a Hobby, something I did when my health was bad and I couldn't work, or my Car broke down and I was off the road. Poker will never give me a living that I have become accustomed to, working for myself, and I have now been retired since my 58th Year, 10 years ago. When I took the decision to become self employed, I invested in a great Pension plan that now gives me a good return so that I don't have to worry about Bills or Repairs to my own house, and I am still saving money and the best part is now I don't need to work, and have all the spare time and spare cash to play Poker whenever I want. But it will never replace the hard work I did preparing for my early retirement that I now enjoy. Some people do make a living from playing Poker, but it takes a lot of hard work, studying and following a strict Bankroll Strategy that works for them, and any Professional Player will tell you it is far from easy money! [/QUOTE]
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