Can it be done

[jimmym]

Please note, I am not asking for your advice in wether I should do this, because at some stage I am.

Spreading 10k around different sites what bonuses can this generate if utilised correctley. Can a proactive player make money from apart from playing spreading cash to collect bonuses.

[BlibbityBlabbity]

I am not saying you should not do it, I am just saying if you are going to do it you should find a way (limits, tourneys, hours, bonus whoring, etc) that there is a 99.9% chance of you succeeding in it. That will require some introspection and preplanning on your part.

I think bonus whoring can be a way to boost your income at the lower limits (1/2 fall in there) and give you a buffer to runsof bad beats. This will be especially helpful for you to get a jump start with $10,000 to start.

You and your wife are both going to be playing? That is a cool idea.

The biggest question would be, can you HANDLE if she starts raking in more wins that you do?

Again, good luck with this. I am also interested in having poker be at least a component of my own income. I think for myself that will be a part-time component.

[Talking Poker]

FYI - I see this thread and will post my thoughts when I have a bit more time. PM me if I don't reply by the end of the week...

[jimmym]

Cheers TP any info from you about how to spread the $ around to gain max bonuses and revenue would really be appreciated.

Gl TODAY...

[sjay2k]

what are your present results?? (e.g. PT screenshot)

[jimmym]

No disrespect, but I am not asking you for advice on me playing full time due to my results. please read the thread.

[sjay2k]

You need to be a consistent winner if you want to play 40 hours a week for 50-odd weeks a year; even with bonus whoring.

Your original post is so convoluted that it's hard to know what advice you're seeking. You asked for "Any advice would be helpful apart from the advice that says dont do it." You're not seeking advice so much as confirmation.

Sorry to be harsh, but if your "cash play is not so good" it would be a huge, huge mistake to put 10k cash online. If I'm wrong and indeed you are skilled enough to be a long-term winner, why not start with a lower amount ($500 should be more than enough) and build that up?