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04-10-06, 06:52 PM
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Well that's enough to get my vote then!
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04-10-06, 07:14 PM
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the blog is a great idea I know i would read it and link it to my pitiful site
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04-10-06, 11:33 PM
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True.... I mean, Indiana is MUCH closer to Canada that Florida.
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04-11-06, 11:06 AM
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"Holy Shit" she's super supportive or "Holy Shit" she's disowned you for even thinking about it?????
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04-11-06, 11:07 AM
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Lol, i was thinking about it, but worked out how much id earned net rather than gross, and it wasnt as much as i thought. Going from the style of a losing player to a winning one for me was a longish time. Overall now id say in a year and a half, as ive just cashedout my WHOLE bankroll, i am in total, $13,500 up.
I mean most of that is recent, after my moves up and tourney wins being more often, but i couldnt do it yet. Good luck to you if you go for it man, but make SURE your family is behind you if you do it, as its them that need you to be earning, not us. You will have all our support if you go pro online, which im sure youll appreciate, but the real backing you need is from your wife/kids, letting them know that if your gonna eat and pay bills, your gambling to do it. |
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04-11-06, 11:23 AM
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Haha!
It can not cost that much to live in Indiana, why the hell not. I think you sound emotionally sound enough to play for a living. If it effects your mind HAVING to rely on the money then you could quit.. go ahead and screw around with it for a few months it would probably be a good experience.
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