Part Poker

I have a regular job, but also a poker career on the side. I am about 4 times more than my regular job and was thinking of taking poker full time. Is this a good idea, I mean I'm good but not great at poker.

I find it interesting because I play poker too. Do not quit your regular job of being a "professional" player, keep it on the side. It is still too unreliable and varied to be your main source of income.

I'm sure you can find girls interested in a poker player, but girls who want to settle and raise a family would probably rather see you with a real-time work to the fullest. If you're just looking for fun girls, so I guess that poker is not about one way or another.

The girls are probably more interested in who you are as a person. If you have a stable income, so it's a plus. If you're playing poker, or play the trumpet, I do not think it really matters.

What they might oppose you spending long hours anti-social in the casino instead of being with her.