Re: Going Pro?
So as I see, 10k hands are definetly not a large enough sample to determine a solid win rate. Which is pretty much what I expected. Now as far as debt goes, student loans/mortgage are usually "good" debt. Mainly because if you can get a higher rate of return on the money/or atleast break even, then it becomes worth to keep the money. Not to mention, paying for example: 6000 a yr now, would be a substantial portion of my bankroll. now say after I graduate that same 6000 or lets say 7000 to allow for accrued interest. It will still be a vastly smaller proportion to my bankroll. And obviously if poker didn't work out, i could just get a real job, and pay off student debt like every other student out there. But I'll give it up, I think you guys/(girls?) are right, that at this point it is probably incorrect, I may wait until i get 75k to 100k hands size and adjust my plan accordingly then.
|