You Want to Move to Las Vegas and Play Poker? Follow These Steps



Moving to Las Vegas and playing poker. You figure out the poker. I’ll tell you everything else.

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26 thoughts on “You Want to Move to Las Vegas and Play Poker? Follow These Steps”

  1. The best answer to this is don’t. If you are truly trying to be a professional player go to FL, TX, or even CA. The games are better and full of worse players than you’d find in LV. This person will be playing 2/5 or 5/10 tops. FL, TX and even CA are better options. There won’t be as many grinders playing professionally

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  2. Practical advice on how a person starting out could actually make it playing poker assuming that person is a winning poker player and wouldn"t have to subsidize poker playing with other income. That is a pretty big assumption. For the most part playing poker is not a realistic career.

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  3. FedEx was 1000 hours worked as a package handler you would get benefits. I forgot how long it usually took just working the preload shift ( 3:30am- 8:30am) Now with it being a 7 day operation probably wouldn't take nearly as long. When I started it was a 5 day operation. I earned my own benefits by 22 i was pretty proud of that.

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  4. Concerning your dividend plan; do you plan to buy some shares and hold them for dividends or do you play to rotate ownership through shares that pay in offsetting months? For example, ABT, MMM, and AFL all pay in different months in the quarter. It should be possible to purchase each before the current month's ex-date and then switch to the next months company before the next month's ex-date.

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  5. One thing's for sure. If you're working the pre-load, and riding your bike around town, you're going to be in top-notch shape! I worked the Pre-load when I was like 19, and it was physically challenging even then! I wouldn't recommend anybody trying this lifestyle over 40.

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  6. Thanks for the info on what a lot of solid, part-time, single poker players around the country have thought about in wanting to move to Vegas. Especially the part-time work for health insurance. Although as a poker player, I'd prefer a noon shift so I could play at night with the drinking players. Luckily I have life-long health insurance from time served in the military, which would give me more part-time work options.

    Although apartment managers renting to someone with only a part-time job seems improbable. They usually want your job income to be almost double of what your rent is. Maybe we would have to get a full-time job first to qualify for an apartment and then transition to part-time work. To save a bit more on an apartment, as a single guy, I'd get a utilities-included studio apartment for about 1k per month. And apply that savings toward the use-costs of a car because no car = not getting laid because it's a turn-off for women. It also keeps u cool in the heatwave Vegas summer months and keeps u safer in the streets at night.

    I go to Vegas a few times a year and the poker tourists are still donating money.

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  7. Oh hey Mr "I'm sorry you can do this" I played 2 WSOP events this year, and got 9th in the inaugural BIGO event and started the final day as the chip-leader. Keep your nose to that poker grindstone genius.

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