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05-18-05, 04:43 PM
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14-16 hours a week
 ???Hell, I might as well call myself semi-pro, I play somewhere around 30 hours a week as it stands now. I hope to eventually move up in limits but as of now just trying to build my current bankroll (~$2,200) up to about $4,000 before I do that.
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05-18-05, 05:06 PM
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well good luck man. Im on summer vacation but i dont quite have as much down time and will start a job at beginning of june. honestly i think i have more time for poker during the school year, but then again i dont think you are a student. i look forward to following this adventure.
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05-18-05, 05:11 PM
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If I may offer any bit of advice, it is to take regular breaks during your stints. Perhaps every 2-3 hours, get up for 20-30 minutes and recharge. For me, I find my skill drops at about the 3 hour mark and if I planned to play 6-8 hours a day, I would definitely need a break.
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05-18-05, 05:24 PM
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For someone who plays that much... you should PM me too.
Do you have an Empire account yet? 
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05-18-05, 05:29 PM
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Empire
Party Stars UB Absolute Pokerroom Paradise Interpoker Noble True Think that is all of them. PM ME if you can find any more. I play 4 hours every night after work 5 hours X 3 days a week, Saturday for about 3 hours and Sunday, well lets just say I have been known to top the 10 hour mark at times. But minimum I'm on 25 hours a week. Keep in mind, I will need O8 traffic.
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05-18-05, 05:47 PM
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Maybe your girlfriend or brother or someone you know needs an Empire account............................
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05-18-05, 11:13 PM
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Good luck, I'm trying to take a step back myself after living a couple months off poker (and savings). Personally I think I have disipline and related issues to conquer before I can truly call myself a 'good' player, though I can certainly bottom-feed all right at the moment.
 And they're so right, you need to put your time in, but not too much at once, remember that 'phoning it in' is far worse in poker (or anything else where YOUR money is directly on the line) than in your average job.
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