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bababooey
Rock Star
Bronze Level
If I won a milly I don't think I would give up playing as I enjoy it but I could start to play higher stakes more comfortably up to where I was a winner.
I would probably take some of this out of my bankroll and invest in other places also.
Just because I had the money to play higher stakes doesn't mean I would play the highest stakes possible either as I wouldn't want to lose it all.
I have seen people win $200k on the sunday million then go to the high stakes cash tables and lose it all in 2 days - that would make me physically sick.
I would probably take some of this out of my bankroll and invest in other places also.
Just because I had the money to play higher stakes doesn't mean I would play the highest stakes possible either as I wouldn't want to lose it all.
I have seen people win $200k on the sunday million then go to the high stakes cash tables and lose it all in 2 days - that would make me physically sick.
gustavofuentes2
Visionary
Platinum Level
Dude!!! You just won a million dollars!!! Yo are a good player, why would you think about leaving poker? Just quite you're day job and keep playing poker.
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luk0123
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I would definitely still play poker but I would move 80% of my bankroll to an investment pool or some of it to guilt free spending and would never move this money back to poker. Jutro in całe it was one in a lifetime case.
G0930
Captain Fathermucker, Satty Aficionado
Loyaler
I would just getting started... Raising my limits
hardongear
Visionary
Silver Level
Hell no. Why would you assume poker is a job for most of this forum? I'll bet $100 that most on this forum don't and will never consider poker a job.
If I won million dollars I'm setup enough right now at 50 years old I'd could quit my real job instantly and never work or look back. Poker would become a full time hobby. Not even sure I'd change a whole lot more. Maybe take a jump up in stakes a bit...I mean sure I'd travel more with the wife and she could quit working if she so choose which I honestly don't know if she would as she loves her job and enjoys the people she works with. Maybe she'd cut her hours/days back and only work a few a week idk.
Honestly though winning a million wouldn't likely change me/us much I don't believe. I mean a million dollars isn't also what it use to be or go as far as it use too.
Cheers!!!
If I won million dollars I'm setup enough right now at 50 years old I'd could quit my real job instantly and never work or look back. Poker would become a full time hobby. Not even sure I'd change a whole lot more. Maybe take a jump up in stakes a bit...I mean sure I'd travel more with the wife and she could quit working if she so choose which I honestly don't know if she would as she loves her job and enjoys the people she works with. Maybe she'd cut her hours/days back and only work a few a week idk.
Honestly though winning a million wouldn't likely change me/us much I don't believe. I mean a million dollars isn't also what it use to be or go as far as it use too.
Cheers!!!
SpanRmonka
Legend
Loyaler
890k for life. 10k for world series, plane fare would be from the life fund of course.
100k BR. I'd play in the NPL games in the UK for a season. The deepstacks are £200 a time and the 25/50 games seems to be £250. So I'd have 400 buy ins. I would also play satties for the bigger £1150 buy in Main events.
100k BR. I'd play in the NPL games in the UK for a season. The deepstacks are £200 a time and the 25/50 games seems to be £250. So I'd have 400 buy ins. I would also play satties for the bigger £1150 buy in Main events.
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
Being a millionaire today is not very much money, Sure you could retire early and live quite comfortable off the interest, but why stop at a million? why not try for 10 Million, or even a Hundred Million.
Money becomes less impressive the more you have, and lifestyles change the richer you become, A bigger House or a better Car all come with added expense, So before too long a Million doesn't go that far.
Would I stop playing Poker if I won a Million? Certainly not! I don't play Poker to become rich, I play because I enjoy Playing, The money I can make from Poker means nothing to me, and if it was ever banned or made Illegal to play for money, that wouldn't stop me neither, I would still play for Points Jelly Beans or Peanuts,
It has never been about the Money, I play because I enjoy the challenge of being the best player in that game, being the top dog in every game I play is all that matters, sometimes I do it, other times I fail, but when I do fail I don't give up on the game, I don't give up when I win either, because there will always be another game.
Poker is Fun! When I stop having Fun! I will quit playing.
Money becomes less impressive the more you have, and lifestyles change the richer you become, A bigger House or a better Car all come with added expense, So before too long a Million doesn't go that far.
Would I stop playing Poker if I won a Million? Certainly not! I don't play Poker to become rich, I play because I enjoy Playing, The money I can make from Poker means nothing to me, and if it was ever banned or made Illegal to play for money, that wouldn't stop me neither, I would still play for Points Jelly Beans or Peanuts,
It has never been about the Money, I play because I enjoy the challenge of being the best player in that game, being the top dog in every game I play is all that matters, sometimes I do it, other times I fail, but when I do fail I don't give up on the game, I don't give up when I win either, because there will always be another game.
Poker is Fun! When I stop having Fun! I will quit playing.
Gallarado777
Legend
Bronze Level
No, if I win that kind of money, I'll go on vacation with this money after I come back and will really want to win even more money and I will be very motivated to make my victories even bigger and earn more money and make my life even more beautiful than it is now
john_entony
Legend
Platinum Level
I'm not retiring from poker, I'm taking a vacation. I'll spend $50,000 somewhere in a warm country and live for myself for a month or two. And then I'll continue playing poker. That's the point! Poker is in our blood, in all of us. And even though we say that poker doesn't always bring us positive emotions, we can't live without poker either.
cwdignus
Carpe diem
Loyaler
When I reach this amount I will be forced to get involved with other work that I don't do now due to lack of money, but of course I will only stop playing poker after I die, I will even talk to God and the devil to see if they let me continue playing poker in heaven or hell
