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I have always been receiving enquiry of staking them to play in some of my network and they are already winning players.
Hey OP. First of all, you might want to stop abusing the PM function to spam the poker network where you are affiliated. That is prohibited on this site.
Anyway, there are lots of reasons why a winning player might not have a bankroll. First of all there are expenses. So even if you are crushing say $25 or $50 buy in big bet games, you might only be able to keep up with expenses. So then one bad run and you are cleaned out. Heck, even if you were winning $100,000 a year, you could still spend $100,000 a year, or even $120,000 a year, and eventually you would go broke, in the latter because you are outspending your income, or in the former case when you have a break even streak for a year. Winning players can lose for an entire year, especially if you are playing say live poker where you do not get much volume in. Alternatively, someone might have other leaks off the felt, such as drugs or women or craps (TJ Cloutier), where they are winning players at the tables but lose everything they win in some other areas.
Of course most people applying for stakes are probably losing players. Most poker players lose after all. Staking is a risky business because you have to be able to identify a winning poker player in order to be a profitable backer, and of course most people are not winning poker players.
Last edited by PokerPlayingGamble; 07-31-2018 at 08:59 AM.