1k to 50k challange in 1 year
06-07-2016
, 02:25 AM
06-07-2016
, 02:51 AM
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Let me give you some friendly advice as you start your journey.
1) Don't ever reveal your player names in these forums, because when you told us this,
you admitted to a fairly serious breach of the terms and conditions of any legitimate poker site, for which you can still be banned, even though you are now of legal age in most jurisdictions.
2)
Don't do this, unless he is your oldest, best, brother-from-another-mother friend, in which case just don't do it. There are a hundred threads in other parts of this forum about loaning money to a friend that "had problems depositing." None of them end well.
A good rule of thumb is never loan money that you would not give away. Once you loan it, think of it as gone and don't factor it into future plans. That way if it's returned it will be a pleasant surprise. Of course refusing to loan can end a friendship, but if it does, is that a friend you want? Better to have a reputation as hard to sell.
If you are going to give money away, better to give it to One Drop than to some guy that can't manage his bankroll (or didn't tell you he's busto.) There's lots of poker bigwigs involved in One Drop, and it's a good cause.
Best wishes. Good luck and have fun.
1) Don't ever reveal your player names in these forums, because when you told us this,
you admitted to a fairly serious breach of the terms and conditions of any legitimate poker site, for which you can still be banned, even though you are now of legal age in most jurisdictions.
2)
Don't do this, unless he is your oldest, best, brother-from-another-mother friend, in which case just don't do it. There are a hundred threads in other parts of this forum about loaning money to a friend that "had problems depositing." None of them end well.
A good rule of thumb is never loan money that you would not give away. Once you loan it, think of it as gone and don't factor it into future plans. That way if it's returned it will be a pleasant surprise. Of course refusing to loan can end a friendship, but if it does, is that a friend you want? Better to have a reputation as hard to sell.
If you are going to give money away, better to give it to One Drop than to some guy that can't manage his bankroll (or didn't tell you he's busto.) There's lots of poker bigwigs involved in One Drop, and it's a good cause.
Best wishes. Good luck and have fun.
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06-08-2016
, 03:33 PM