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  1. Dumb Walrus Dumb Walrus is offline

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    Jul 9th, 2005 (7/9/2005 1:50am) in reply to wheely

    What support?> You cant even chat at those big buy in tables.
  2. Readzie Readzie is offline chasing the helicopter pilot school dream one hand at a time...

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    Jul 9th, 2005 (7/9/2005 8:15am) in reply to Dumb Walrus

    bah greeen.. i made 6k last night and i can only feel un happy now... you the man. (10k in past 24 hours)
  3. supermoves supermoves is offline invented poker

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    Jul 9th, 2005 (7/9/2005 12:40pm) in reply to Green Plastic

    Yes, taylor...he called and you won with your set...so I guess that tactic worked...haha! Thanks for the explanation....
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    Jul 9th, 2005 (7/9/2005 8:57pm) in reply to Readzie

    Green, you 21? Me too. Where you from, college??
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    Jul 9th, 2005 (7/9/2005 9:36pm) in reply to jbeafore

    21... university of illinois

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    Jul 9th, 2005 (7/9/2005 10:17pm) in reply to Green Plastic

    cool cool you ever come to WV look me up....JARED
  7. Green Plastic Green Plastic is offline

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    Jul 10th, 2005 (7/10/2005 9:48am) in reply to jbeafore

    will do - likewise illinois

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    Jul 10th, 2005 (7/10/2005 2:23pm) in reply to Green Plastic

    are you going to do this full time after college? or are you going to give it up for a 9-5er
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    Jul 10th, 2005 (7/10/2005 4:03pm) in reply to miller_b07

    i'm not sure yet.... agonizing over that right now... i have one year left of school and i'm still very interested in finance... playing 10-15 hours a week is all i need to live comfortably for now... i may stick to doing that... would appreciate any and all advice on the matter.

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  10. sepslugseven sepslugseven is offline I wrote a letter but I threw it out.

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    Jul 10th, 2005 (7/10/2005 4:11pm) in reply to Green Plastic

    dude you are WAY too good not to take this to the next level.. That being said.. dont be afraid to use the money you earn playing poker to create a business that may be significantly more satisfying to you and also provide a recurring income without alot of risk.. Just promise me you will never leave poker for good.. You are the man!
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    Jul 10th, 2005 (7/10/2005 4:36pm) in reply to Green Plastic

    Finish school! PERIOD, Exclamation point!

    Then decide :)
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    Jul 10th, 2005 (7/10/2005 5:49pm) in reply to HelenRNurse

    My input is to finish school first.. I mean its one more year you could practically sleep through it. then play poker i think on a fulltime basis for a year or two. Get some spending money and if you want go for it and try to get your own business going. At least you will have something and some $$$ to fall back on
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    Jul 10th, 2005 (7/10/2005 8:44pm) in reply to miller_b07

    tks for the advice...definitely am finishing school..havent even considered dropping out... long term i am torn about what to do.

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  14. supermoves supermoves is offline invented poker

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    Jul 10th, 2005 (7/10/2005 8:53pm) in reply to Green Plastic

    GP, again, just my advice...no matter what you decide, to play poker or get a job...take 10K right now and invest it, very conservitively. They say if yo uinvest 10K when you are 18, when youre 60 you will have around 7 million....so while you have it, just put it aside and dont touch it...that way no matter what happens, you wont have to worry about retirement.

    When I was 20, I sold my first car for 10K and put it into some very conservative bonds....this way I never have to worry about 401K or IRA or anything (although its good to do those also if you can)
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    Jul 10th, 2005 (7/10/2005 9:10pm) in reply to supermoves

    GP mahatma is on his knees
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    Jul 11th, 2005 (7/11/2005 1:39am) in reply to Green Plastic

    GP, First, let me say, I enjoy watching you play. There is no doubt that you are a very good poker player. As a matter of fact, it's probably not a stretch to say, at this point in time, you are one of the best 21 y.o. poker players on the planet. I know that someone that has a mind like yours would be successful in many other walks of life. You are a natural fit for the finance industry, but DO NOT make the mistake of going into the wrong field of finance. I don't remember if I read correctly, but I think I read somewhere that you were doing an internship in NY. Are you doing the internship with a Financial Services firm? I will elaborate more on the avenues you should avoid if you are thinking about the financial industry.

    Nonetheless, if you do choose the finance industry, you might get a crack at this guy (paragraph 9) ;-)

    http://www.businessweek.com/magazine...2001_mz001.htm

    best wishes,
    drinkceo
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    Jul 11th, 2005 (7/11/2005 2:30am) in reply to drinkceo

    Stevie Cohen....WOW! GP, there's some good advice. Get to know that guy! I have my undergrad and MBA in Finance and CFA, love my field, but also love poker and have had success on both sides. The simple answer is: If you have a passion for a field of work, than that's where you belong and it doesn't mean you can't find a good balance between both a finance career and poker.

    I've been struggling w/ that for some time and now I threw a baby into the mix so its a bit more complicated.

    Poker + Finance Career = no problem to find balance
    Poker + Finance Career + Wife + Baby = GOOD LUCK

    Just started watching you play and have definitely benefited from your posts. Would be happy to help w/ any career questions you may have. What area of finance are you intersted in?
     
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    Jul 11th, 2005 (7/11/2005 8:30am) in reply to Hawkhill7

    i didn't check that link out yet... but i'm very familiar with steve cohen....i'm in that industry now... guys like him/soros/buffet/lampert are somewhat idols to me... i'll post a bit more about what i am doing now but i have to get to work... ugh

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    Jul 11th, 2005 (7/11/2005 2:26pm) in reply to Green Plastic

    hawk/drinkceo.... would you mind shooting me a quick email?

    taylorcaby@gmail.com

    tks,

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