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[QUOTE="Ducbim, post: 2517021, member: 107663"]
Nice article. If you're still a student, like Poker and think you're smarter than most other guys at Poker tables I would suggest you to give a shot at take it seriously to become a pro. Poker can give you much more income than working extra time at Mc Donnald.

However after graduating you should consider more carefully and put your career path on the table as well. Playing and analyzing poker everyday is very tiring and you will soon want to give it up if you don't really love the game. I agree that to make a decent living you need to play at least high stake ($5/10) or mass table medium stake ($1/2). But high & medium stake games are drowning and even players at low/micro stakes are getting more disciplined and well-educated. Poker is a game of mistakes. If people don't make much mistakes like before your edge will decrease. I still believe for most guys a real professional career is better than Poker. Safer, healthier and less swing :)) Of course if you're an elite, the king of the game, just stay there and make easy money.

Good luck!
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