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TheProd
22 Nov 09 11:29
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I nicked this from another forum but is a great question.

Basically,if someone turn up ay your house & offered you X amount of dollars/pounds to never play another hand of poker,how much would that figure be?

100k,500k,1million maybe less or more??What made you decide this figure????

Like to get to get the betfair forum response.

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By:
McCoy Carp
When: 22 Nov 09 11:35
100k wil do.
By:
Cable Connection
When: 22 Nov 09 11:48
Tough question
By:
danners
When: 22 Nov 09 11:57
not a lot never to play internet poker again - maybe $25k ish

lots, lots more never to play live again.

reason being internet poker is a real grind whereas live poker is a total "life is fun" experience. And life is for living.
By:
aspy65
When: 22 Nov 09 12:09
depends if poker is ur job..... as my main income is ir on horses then 100k would do it 4 me
By:
Jim Hensen
When: 22 Nov 09 13:32
To quit being a regular player, minimum of $1M. To never, ever play a single hand for the rest of my breathing days I'd want more, as it is now becoming an abstinence challenge, and so maybe $5M. Abstinence is easy if you have the correct motives, and ery hard if you do not.
By:
Ghostbusters 2
When: 22 Nov 09 13:46
more than i will make from playing
so about tree fiddy
By:
stevie_p
When: 22 Nov 09 13:46
anyone want to offer me a measly £500?
By:
1hearts
When: 22 Nov 09 14:04
50 quid.
By:
pkrbe
When: 22 Nov 09 15:24
€50
that's my deposit if i loose it i quit
but i ame up to € 75 :)
By:
mythical prince
When: 22 Nov 09 18:46
50 pence.
By:
FlopIt...
When: 22 Nov 09 18:56
$500k
By:
pkrbe
When: 22 Nov 09 22:51
77.66 now yeah :)
By:
Kenneth Bell Plum
When: 22 Nov 09 23:29
£2.5m.
By:
Bruce Wayne
When: 23 Nov 09 01:07
what a fkin question lol!
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