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 Originally Posted by bigspenda73
I'm in the camp that I'd rather buy something really nice every once in a while that lasts me compared to buying cheap crap all the time.
Same here... Buying cheap crap at 2/3 the cost of good stuff, typically means a lot less satisfaction with the product and (as is often the case) the fucking thing breaks a lot faster.. so you really pay the same amount per time used...
As to the OP... this is the reason why people that work at Walmart for 15 years and then win the lottery are totally broke within 5 years... (and most are worse off after than they were before they won).
I don't know if your just chatting to see how other people ball... or if you're looking for advice, but I'm kind of a nosy prick, so I'll offer an idea anyway. If you plan on playing poker for even 1 or 2 years, I'd write down some financial goals you hope to achieve (e.g. down payment for a house, maxed out roth ira every year, etc.) while you are playing. Having the a # of hands or ptbb/100 goal is great, but if you want to help curb your crazy spending (or at least make sure you don't have a bunch of shit and little else to show for your poker playing when/if you decide to do something else) I'd set up some longer term goals of that kind.
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