[Rockfish]

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Think of it this way. If you play poker for a living, what are you going to do for fun? Teach the occasional night class? I don't think so.



This is wierd. It's not like he doesn't have other entertaintment options other than poker. He'll do those in all the extra hours he has when he isn't playing poker for a living.

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Haven't read the whole lengthy thread.
Just stopping at this part (only on page 2) with the idiotic comment that he won't have anything to do for fun.


I'm in one of those Jon Stewart, "Whaaaaaaaaa??" modes just trying to figure out how to respond to this.

Some ideas for fun might include:
- going out with friends
- going to the movies
- drinking
- having sex
- playing tiddly-winks
- having sex WHILE playing tiddly-winks
- playing the accordion
- having sex while playing tiddly-winks AND the accordion


Strangely enough...the prospects of 'fun' for each of these activities is exactly the same for those who don't play poker professionally as well.

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There's no need to be insulting.

It's this simple for those of you that don't get the idea. If you play poker professionally, you won't be able to play poker for fun any more.

Everything else you say is obvious. As obvious as what I said.