

Poker Player I-can-win Shares Tips on Balancing Poker and Full-Time Job
I-can-win, a poker player, works as a client manager for suppliers of various goods, services, and works at all stages of tender participation. He plays poker three sessions a week, two full sessions of 10+ hours and one session of 6-7 hours on weekdays, plus 5-8 hours a week on game improvement.
To accommodate his poker schedule, I-can-win has significantly reduced time spent on sports, books, TV shows, and socializing. His family does not support his poker hobby due to past experiences where he focused solely on poker for 2.5 years, resulting in financial loss and career change.
I-can-win has developed a system to study poker daily, including watching videos and solving spots during various parts of the day. He wants to make poker his main job to spend more time with family and improve his well-being. His current poker earnings are about five times his regular salary, with potential to increase to ten times. Additionally, he has been offered to become a poker coach, which would provide a steady income similar to his current job.
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