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How much can a full timer make?

#1

In a message dated 10/11/2006 5:25:11 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
harry.porter@verizon.net writes:

The poll is a poor indication of profit potential -- by far, the vast
majority here are rank amateurs for whom play is an amusement

While I agree with Harry--the poll is not a good indication of profit
potential--I doubt the that most rank amateurs bothered with entering their meager
profits. I also doubt a gambler with a very bad year bothered to enter his
meager annual income from gambling. However, I find that when gamblers are on a
winning streak, and/or are asked if they win ('are you good at what they
do") they are quick, direct and positive about their gambling activities. Why
wouldn't the big winners and professional gamblers want to register their
profits? On another note, all other professions freely offer their annual incomes
to professional surveys--why would this group --do less?

China

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#2

<<Why
wouldn't the big winners and professional gamblers want to register their
profits? On another note, all other professions freely offer their annual incomes
to professional surveys--why would this group --do less?>>

I do report mine on the anonymous surveys. However, I would not want to give exact figures on an open forum like this.

Many successful pros are too busy scrambling to bother with reading and/or posting on this list and participating in surveys. This list really takes up too much of my time and cuts into my actual gambling time - but I find it useful for my writing as well as for my actual gambling experience so I take the time. But I must say that every time someone gripes about my signature block, I ask myself why I ever post - am I a glutton for punishment! :slight_smile:

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#3

I like and greatly respect Jean Scott. I wish I had
Bob Dancer's discipline, I also respect him a lot. And
I highly recommend his column with the Tiger Woods
analogies.
   I have a signatue block which I try to delete from
my posts since I find it repetitive and redundant to
include it most of the time:-)
   Forgive the typos, I had cataract surgery six hours
ago and an having trouble with the close stuff, such
as reading.

. But I must say that every time someone gripes
about my signature block, I ask myself why I ever
post - am I a glutton for punishment! :slight_smile:

________________________________________
Jean $�ott - "FRUGAL VIDEO POKER"
This new book (autographed) and other
   frugal products are now available at my
   new Web site, http://queenofcomps.com/.
   E-mail address is queenofcomps@cox.net.

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there are three kinds of people in this world. Those that make things happen! Those that watch things happen! and those that don't know what's happening!

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