The New Sit N Go Goal
 

Well I just want to say thanks for all the people that replied to my 3 day binge post. I was recently offered a job, my first professional job after college. The position was in Sedona, AZ and well I was ecstatic about an opportunity. They flew me out, schmoozed me and the offered me a starting pay that internally I laughed at (27K to start). The community is a rich play to live and well I just couldn't do it. So the next challenge for me (besides getting a real job) is to earn that 27K in less then 3 months playing the 20+2 and eventually moving up to the 30+3's. Hell Raptor makes more then 27k in rakeback a day, ahhahaha.

I know it is doable, especially if I can get the games in. I do have a question, however. I am right now a 20% ROI in the 20+2 but it is much higher when I am playing 2 tables instead of 4. How do you think I can go about doing this and slowly increasing the tables?

Any words of encouragement or criticism is greatly appreciated.

Seth Money

"Like they say in the program ; when the only tool you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. "

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well, assuming a 20% ROI (which is nice), and 4 tabling in sets (so 6 games an hour), you need to work 1022 or so hours to make $27,000. that is 20 hours a week for a year, less two weeks vacation. good luck buddy [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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How do you think I can go about doing this and slowly increasing the tables?

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How about trying 3 tables instead of 4. Good luck!

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to earn that 27K in less then 3 months playing the 20+2 and eventually moving up to the 30+3's

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Dont count on it

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Uh, you would need to move up at least to the 50s and start 8 tabling to make that amount (with rakeback).

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Live in Prescott and commute to work. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

It's cheap as [censored] here.

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hey man, you just got out of college....why not take advantage of that investment first ?