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[QUOTE="ChuckTs, post: 605649, member: 467"]
What makes you think I'm not?  We already established that this isn't something I'm seriously considering.  It was a simple question.

I agree with what you're saying - poker is hardly the easiest/most reliable way to make a living - and I don't plan to.  fwiw I'm in the process of getting my electrician's license as a long-term career choice, and plan on playing poker on the side for both entertainment and for a secondary income.

As I said right off the bat, this was just something I was curious about.

Probably not too many, but then again what percentage actually apply themselves and strive to make a full living out of poker?

The long run is technically an infinite amount of games/hands, but the more games/hands you have behind you, the closer you approach your actual winrate.  If I play 10K hands in a ring game and am up any significant amount, then I know I'm most probably a long-term winner, and I keep playing.  If you come out significantly behind, then either take a step back and look at your game, and if you can't improve, then you winning at poker probably isn't going to happen.

I've played hundreds of STTs, know I'm a long-term winner, and keep playing.  Simple as that.
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