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 Originally Posted by MuddyWicket
Red has a good point although you could also give up giving yourself a hard time until she has the doctorate and your life immediatly becomes simpler and more comfortable (cross fingers).
i don't understand why you cannot dedicate your roll to poker only for like 2 months to move up to a level and start withdrawing. he said hes not living paycheck to paycheck so why not give your roll the chance to blossom? he said he doesn't need the money only that he likes the cushion.
Originally Posted by dalecooper
The stoooopid thing though is that I'm not broke or seriously in debt. I have a respectable income, a reasonable amount in my bank account, and a 401k. I'm doing pretty well. But when I start backsliding anywhere close to "living check to check" status, I eyeball my poker 'roll and think: hmmm... that would beef my bank account back up, and pay my credit card back down to zero again. And it always overwhelms any desire to try to take a shot at that next level of poker.
quit being a life nit and let it ride. you can always withdraw whenever you actually need money.
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