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For those that play online for a living, how realistic is this?
I have been seriously considering quitting the regular job to become a full-time poker pro. I have been charting my play over the last 6 months, but this is still a ridiculously small sample to work with. I have been playing exclusively SNGs on Stars, ranging from the $55 to the $109.
Here are my stats over the last 6 months. 1,000 SNGs 23.7% ROI (variance between $55 and $109 is immaterially small, but I actually do slightly better at the 109s) 3 tables at a time Average a little less than 1 hour per SNG So I did some math, and found out that if I maintain my current ROI, playing 3 tables at a time, for 9 hours a day, 5 days a week, 45 weeks per year, playing an even mixture of $55 and $109s, I would make approximately $115,000 in a year. Now my question is: Is a 23.7% ROI sustainable while playing 3 tables at a time, 45 hours a week, for 45 weeks? Additional results: In case this helps in any way, in the 1,000 SNGs, i have the following places... 1st - 160 2nd - 142 3rd - 138 Thank you for any comments. |
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