birgit70: from now on, i'm def setting a hugely in advance time line (like 3 days for a live tournament, a few hours for online or something) to avoid this. Its just dumb that this has to be done just because people are too ******ed to pay up what they are responsible for paying.

Come on now, Joey. This has nothing to do with ******ation. Either this is an intentional freeroll or just poor communication. And you're both at fault. Hell, were this an auto accident, you'd get the "at fault" for having the last chance to swerve. One tweet before the event started and there could be no doubt that MSauce either owes, or has no piece.

I did tweet before the event started, I posted what day I was playing the night before and right before I played on twitter. He wasn't a "follower" or whatever, so that means of communication was cut out too.

Also please don't call me joey, joe, joseph, joe joe, etc. I really prefer stanski

My $0.02 - fair warning, often I get change back...

Does Msauce owe the money? It's close, but I'm leaning towards "yes he does". That said, I can see both sides. That said, Msauce, your reputation is suffering more by the style of debate you've used itt than the actual situation.

The biggest lesson learned is that if you're going to sell shares in a public forum, EVERY DETAIL needs to be in the thread in the public forum... When I sold shares I posted - in advance - every person who bought, reserved, paid, etc, etc. When I decided to change the schedule slightly I PM'd investors, but then posted the new schedule in the thread. After the stake was done, the payment schedule was in the thread.

This whole situation could have been avoided by being clearer in the thread - either MSauce clearly posting "didn't meet up, I'm out" or Stanski posting similar "Msauce didn't pay, he's out".


OT