Things to consider when playing professionally

blackjack avenger

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Not a Bet One Wants to Win

Thunder said:
I'm not sure someone who has diabetes or some other very costly disease would agree with you. Often times, insurance companies will lose money with these folks. That is why, they won't cover preexisting conditions many times when you try to get insurance on your own.
When a person signs up for insurance it's negative EV, it doesn't mean they won't come out ahead. Much like a BS player can win.

Now group policies are much more lenient with taking and keeping clients, but I don't know of any group AP health insurance policies?

May no one ever win their health insurance bet!:cry:
 

alwayssplitaces

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bigplayer said:
Your bankroll, when you quit playing, becomes your 401K plan. As it grows you first reduce your risk to the point where there is zero chance of ever going bust and then begin to shift your unused BR to other things...stocks, gold, etc.
As it grows, you'd want to increase your stakes to win more in the long run. Unless you're getting a lot of heat at your level. But you can stash 25% of it away in stocks and the rest that isn't in cash in a money market mutual fund that can be withdrawn any day. Your bankroll has a higher rate of return than any 401k plan, so it's better off being in play.
 
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