How much $$$ would it take for you to quit poker forever?

[MatthewRyan]

2m

[harrypalmer]

I quit for $100.

Just transfer it to harrypalmer on pokerstars.

Harry

[Bipolar00]

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id take 2 million right now, less than I wanted a year ago

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Jeff,

Thanks for replying. You are most likely the highest earning player in this thread, aside from maybe Timex. Why do u feel this way? Clearly your outlook on the game has changed from a year ago, i was wondering if you mind expanding on this a bit.

Is it your personal skill level you question? Or just the state of the game given the legislation?

Inquiring minds....

[EWS87]

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Kimberly Lansing

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[fluorescenthippo]

probably 300k ish.

[mntbikr15]

This REALLY depends on whether legaliztion has happened or looks likely in the near future

[ActionJeff]

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id take 2 million right now, less than I wanted a year ago

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Jeff,

Thanks for replying. You are most likely the highest earning player in this thread, aside from maybe Timex. Why do u feel this way? Clearly your outlook on the game has changed from a year ago, i was wondering if you mind expanding on this a bit.

Is it your personal skill level you question? Or just the state of the game given the legislation?

Inquiring minds....

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state of the game. players getting better, no guarantee for a future for online poker. Also if I had $2m on top of my current net worth I would have so much expendable money that I could do so much with.... + the opportunity cost of all those hours playing poker. Also now that players are slightly better so much is variance and luck, meh.

[DeuceSeven]

Actually I might pay you to quit poker forever after tonight.

[SEABEAST]

probably like 20M

might sound ridiculous but pretty sure if i make it to 40 or 50 i will still be playing live HSNL or similar for fun/mental competition, so even though i feel like i can't wait to get to the point where i feel i have enough money to escape having to grind all the time/playing for a living if i'm honest with myself it would take a LOT of [censored] money to get me to quit something that not only satisfies my obsessive need for mental competition but rewards it with the spoils.

even though i often feel like i only play poker at the moment for the money, i'm pretty sure if i live the life i want to live and spend a bunch of time doing non poker things in my thirties, by the time i make middle age poker will be one of my favourite things to do for fun. so yeah, a truckload of money or just let me play pls.