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Originally Posted by MojoAG
Unless you are a really great player you need either savings or incredible discipline to live here as PT as already alluded to. Personally, I very rarely play cards anymore. I lived and played for ten years in Vegas but I lived the lifestyle too much and it's hard to keep up. When I moved to Thailand I had enough money to get by for a year. But I've always been good at developing online businesses and knew I'd get something going eventually. I managed a gogo bar in Bangkok for two years while I tried various things. Finally got my business built up, have several employees now and can live a nice lifestyle without having to worry. You're on the right track with a YouTube channel already. Work on expanding that or anything else you can do online or remotely. Don't rely on poker unless you want to grind out the hours and not do the degen sht.
What types of online businesses have you tried and what's the business you succeeded in building up? I don't want to take up the thread talking about this so PM me if you want, Mojo. Really interested in my options and if you could help it'd be much appreciated. PT, if work schedule permits try to post more videos of PP during the day and your favorite spots to hang out @. I live in NY so I can't play online poker as its illegal, but I go to AC a lot and my record is still in the positive. Still want to practice online and get the hang of it of course. T-Minus two months before I come out to Cambodia, probably will be staying at the Riverking first couple of nights then find an apartment near RK. Also considering teaching English for a bit until I get my online ventures past 1k+ a month. But not too sure about that. I'll tough it out if I have to, I worked as a NYS certified Teacher Assistant for a year and that taught me how much i hate teaching.