If you won a million dollars, would you quit poker?

[Leandro6803]

I wouldn't stop playing, I would invest in more knowledge about poker and seek advice from a poker professional like my mentor.

 

[Luckybvby777]

Why would I quit poker? I'm not in it for the money I'm here to be one of the best. Chances are I'll never quit poker even if I win a million, all the. Ore reason to keep playing. Good luck my friend 🍀

 

[valanddon]

Yes. I would be to busy traveling and enjoying life, then being stuck to a computer or tablet.

 

[Lena M]

Hi
I definitely wouldn't quit playing, especially if I won this money in poker. If I won once, then I have a very real chance to repeat this result and maybe even break my own record

 

[MK_]

I don't think I'd quit any hobby I enjoy, I'd just be playing on the beach instead of in the freezing cold...

 

[TulasMoreno]

10% for bankroll 90% build a future, for sure.

 

[zerika]

10% for bankroll 90% build a future, for sure.

Same here (perhaps 5/95%)!

 

[aissam18]

I would quit my job and pursue poker as a living

 

[Colbefc]

I play poker because I enjoy and as I am retired I can play more but I do not play big stakes
and I dont play poker to win money, although it is nice, so even if I won 10 million dollars
I would never stop playing poker, though I might play it on a beach in Bermuda instead of cold and wet Liverpool in the UK.

 

[RENEY444]

No , i wouldnt stop .... cant miss the cardschat freerolls !

 

[mr.fers_one]

I wouldn't quit poker))) having won a million, I would definitely immediately close all the needs, invest some money, leave some, and leave 10 thousand on the bankroll to continue playing)))

 

[Luckybvby777]

More incentive to keep going and make another million. Why quit why stop if you are up. Grab it stack it. Good luck my friend.

 

[Hospedar]

If I was able to get 1 million dollars, I would never quit this game.

Actually, I would play more than I play now, specially at the live tournaments worldwide. 😅

 

[GeckoAA]

No amount of money is going to change my love for playing poker. It may just help me play evermore.

 

[Alex Sentsov]

You need to win, and then decide what to do)

 

[ztibor72]

I certainly wouldn't stop playing poker.
I just won 1 million in poker, why stop? Where is the logic here?
But if I didn't win in poker but in the lottery, then no, because I enjoy the game.

 

[nguyenhanh]

Maybe I also gave up to move on to another job

 

[istbno]

Deciding whether to quit poker after winning $1 million depends on personal goals and circumstances. This windfall could be life-changing, offering financial security and new opportunities. If poker is a passion, consider playing without the pressure of financial dependency. This freedom allows for a more relaxed, enjoyable experience. If it's a career, assess if the satisfaction and challenge it provides still hold value beyond the monetary gain. For some, reaching such a milestone is a cue to explore other ventures or passions. It's essential to evaluate your relationship with the game: Is it a source of joy or merely a means to an end? Your answer will guide your decision.

 

[skaterick]

definitely not quitting ......I'd get to go to Las Vegas more often .

 

[puzzlefish]

If I won a million dollars, I would take out a billboard ad in @Poker Orifice 's town telling him he is bad at pokerz

 

[odonob]

I may do other things no doubt. But might play just for interest. Maybe even play big live tournaments as the cost of the buy ins would not matter. Would be a nice experience to go deep in a live tournament if that were possible.

 

[Poker Orifice]

If I won a million dollars, I would take out a billboard ad in @Poker Orifice 's town telling him he is bad at pokerz

Wow! Hey thanks a lot man. I had no idea I had such a great impact on you.

 

[Veralt]

I believe, without a doubt, that I would significantly increase my investment in poker; devoting more time, money, and effort to studying the game, among other things.
I wouldn't consider quitting unless I perceived it as mere "luck" or if the prize didn't accurately reflect my skill. But personally, I find it highly doubtful, if not impossible, to reach such a winning figure solely through luck or chance.
And, in the scenario where the money comes from a source unrelated to poker, I wouldn't cease playing but would adopt a more relaxed approach.

 

[mrfastflow]

I don't know what i do then. Its possible i quit, for sure that's wouldn't be my last tournament

 

[veltins]

Na mate , i will never leave poker for good no matter how much i made. cos i love the game , its a dif story that i wont grind big n still play it whenever i have time .