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[QUOTE="A2345Razz, post: 1982539, member: 90717"]
I reject the question on several grounds...

1) Just bc something is conceivably possible doesnt mean it is likely.

Consider the following conversation b/w a father and son:

"I want to play in the NBA and im going to drop out of school and concentrate on doing that bc its possible..."

" It may be possible son, but its highly improbable and you need to be pursuing other avenues while sharpening your game for the NBA..."

2) What is possible now may or may not be possible in a matter of months given the highly fluid nature of online poker in the US and world at large. You dont seek out a job/career that has the possibility of becoming extinct without a decent pay off like high wages....etc.

3) You need to prove yourself profitable over a large sample size (100K hands +) to even begin calculating your win/loss rate and therefore to make an informed decision on doing this.

Right now your best course of action is to get in school and/or work and play rigorously on the side to build your skills and ascertain you true win rate in order to one move up in stakes to point where you can, one, really make money, and two, be able to plan better.

Note: I didnt proofread this message...I have things to do.
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