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Originally Posted by x_ROSH125_x
GL Mayo. You got my support what ever you do...!!
Im sure you will do well
I would say however that your degree is something that you will have for life. If you choose to do something else with your life further down the line you will have an advantage with the qualification under you belt.
I would seriously reconsider finishing the last 2 years, then goin pro. If u hate it then its tough but a maths degree from Warwick is a valuable asset and you never know what will happen with poker in the future.
There is a COTW about goin pro by Ronfar which is a really good read
Anyway, all the best mate
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Originally Posted by blame_hofmann
GL Mayo
I feel like I should tell you to make sure you stay in school or something grown up given that I'm the wrong side of 30 and have first hand experience of being a failed poker pro; but **** that, it's good to see some young British guys giving it a go.
A degree is only worth the effort you put into it; if you put the same into poker then you've got a shot. Family support is +EV too
Thanks a lot for the support guys.
I thought long and hard about finishing and if I was ontrack for a 1st or solid 2:1 I would probably continue. But due to poker I don't stand a chance of achieving that and I have to put 100% in, can't manage poker and uni. So since I'm only 19 f*** it, I know I would regret not giving poker a real shot, it really is my passion! And if things go tits up I have my whole life ahead of me so can always come back to uni, get a job etc.
Yes its a big risk rosh, but I'd hate myself if I didn't follow my heart here.
And hoffman family support was definitely the most crucial factor in my decision.