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#161
07-05-2006, 03:02 PM
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Re: if you\'re 21 or younger, post your current net cash assets
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] i was waiting for you to chime in. you're arrogant enough to have a poker career story posted somewhere. link plz? [/ QUOTE ] Basically I started with 100 bucks in october in within a day I was 8 tabling 5-10 NL till about 3 weeks ago when I switched to 10-20NL. [/ QUOTE ] you made enough in one day starting with $100 to get to 5/10? uh huhhhh [/ QUOTE ] YEP [/ QUOTE ] Your E-peen is so big it just destroyed 'The Quiet Zone' when you got up to go to the bathroom. 
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#164
07-05-2006, 03:12 PM
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Re: if you\'re 21 or younger, post your current net cash assets
guildwolf,
fix your damn avatar. it's driving me nuts. here, i did it for you. http://img320.imageshack.us/img320/686/viking9bk.jpg
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#165
07-05-2006, 03:16 PM
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Re: if you\'re 21 or younger, post your current net cash assets
i would love for all of you 20k+ ballers to post your abbreviated poker careers, if you would be so kind. basically a timeframe as you move up in limits and anything else you want to say. call it a group blog.
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#168
07-05-2006, 03:43 PM
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Re: if you\'re 21 or younger, post your current net cash assets
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] i was waiting for you to chime in. you're arrogant enough to have a poker career story posted somewhere. link plz? [/ QUOTE ] Basically I started with 100 bucks in october in within a day I was 8 tabling 5-10 NL till about 3 weeks ago when I switched to 10-20NL. [/ QUOTE ] you made enough in one day starting with $100 to get to 5/10? uh huhhhh [/ QUOTE ] YEP [/ QUOTE ] well someone's gotta win at craps i guess.
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#169
07-05-2006, 03:45 PM
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Re: if you\'re 21 or younger, post your current net cash assets
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] is it high or low? i had a summer job. only source of income. [/ QUOTE ] Before I graduated and got a real job and before poker, I never broke 5K in my bank account. And I had more money than most of my friends because I made $11/hr instead of 7, and I didn't buy weed. So I'm not sure what he's saying. [/ QUOTE ] Same here; I'm hoping he thought it was high. [/ QUOTE ] definitely thought it was way high if the only source of income is a summer job, you work ~500 hours/summer tops to get 5k net you need to net $10/hr after taxes and never spend a dime, what 18yo pulls that ?? maybe it was a few summers saved up or whatever but if that kind of discipline surprises me a helluva lot more than a 19 year old 2+2'er smashing the party 1/2 or 2/4 NL games for a few months. [/ QUOTE ] I had well over 5k in the bank when I graduated from high school. Don't forget birthdays and graduation gifts, that is cash that can add up pretty quickly. I know a lot of people that netted 2k+ in cash for high school graduation alone. Also lots of jobs that teenagers do are tax free (babysitting, pet sitting, mowing lawns, etc). Mowing lawns can earn you more than $20 an hour. Waiting tables at a decent restaurant will earn you well over $20 an hour and most of it tax free. I didn't make that much from any of the "real" jobs I got while working on my engineering degree until my senior year in college. I also had a good chunk of money that I had earned from investing when I graduated from high school. I bought my first mutual fund with $500 dollars I had saved up in 7th grade. The real trick is learning to value saving over spending. IPODs and car stereo systems can be pretty seductive compared to dropping $500 in a mutual fund.
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#170
07-05-2006, 03:52 PM
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Re: if you\'re 21 or younger, post your current net cash assets
when i was a kid, i got like 175 total for birthdays, and maybe 200 total for graduation. money was tight for family and extended family.
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