[hcow33]

I wouldnt go, I would sell it for the dough.

[nessy]

I would definitly keep it for the chance to win more dough. Plus it would be fun to play with some pros face to face.

[dohboy82]

NOT SURE BUT I WOULD TAKE A CHANCE

gotta take chance, need the nutz

[checkRaiseFold]

My two:

#1) I would sell it, and then use that money to buy some smaller tournies.

Or #2) sell it, and use the money to buy beer to drink while I continue playing in freerolls on the internet.

The prospects of #2 are very strong.

[fubarcdn]

I would definitely sell it if I had the opportunity with 8000 people playing in this it is more of a lottery than a test of skill. This is why that there are mostly internet players at the final table in the last few years. As a matter of fact up to 90% of the entrants won their seats through online sattelites. This means that around $70 million of the pot is contributed by online players and the poker rooms have raked around $7 million in tourney fees from the main event alone.

[PMan976]

There is only one way to win and that is to play ....
it's a crap shoot but well worth it.

[Lytspeed]

Originally Posted by checkRaiseFold

The prospects of #2 are very strong.

It's important to keep your priorities straight.

[doflovespoker]

I would sell the ticket. As I get better at my game I would consider playing, but my game isn't even close enough to get a payout.

A bird in the hand is better than two in a bush.

[Laurie]

I'd have to sell it. Need the cash. The thrill of playing in the WSOP would be great but I'm not going to risk $10,000 when I know I could'nt beat out 10,000+ players.

[gilbert921]

It depends on your situation. It is one of my lifelong goals to play in the WSOP Main Event. So no amount of money could make up for the fact i want to say i played in the WSOP.