can anyone recommend any?
running deep and goot in mtts (see my blog) , but fed up paying for them, and also would like to play some bigger `uns..
does not compute. if ur winning, what does having to pay for them even matter?
Walking away is easy. The hard part is standing up.
I wanna play bigger badder ones. 109 rebuys etc... i am going deep, but not playing the mega tourneys.
if u find a backer with confidence in your game, it opens the potential for bigger scores (albeit giving away a cut)... it's like getting venture capitalists into your biz - u need em cos they will make u richer.....
i know 2 of them but you need a very good sharkscope/opr rating and you will only get very low stakes for at least 6 months to a year to build up a rep and prove you can play, and both need personal recommendations to join, your better off grinding away at a level you can beat and build the roll yaself
Originally Posted by wuddle
Originally Posted by Diceman
Doesn't the badbeat website offer something like this? You become a trader and they bankroll you. Or something.
Ibreasts and muffs
Promise Her Anything, But Give Her Walty
Can i just add a little observation here.
From what i have seen Ross everytime you win you withdraw most of it each time. If you just kept that in the site i would say you would have a pretty nice roll by now. I am guessing around the 6K mark. That would be more than enough to play some bigger donkaments.
My advise stop withdrawing keep grinding the smaller games which you seem to be doing well in and just wait![]()
Ibreasts and muffs
Promise Her Anything, But Give Her Walty
Better to get someone you know to stake you in a say 70-30 deal.
dtd trading lets u do mtts iirc. I'll email paul jackson maybe and see what the story is.
one thing i forgot to add....if you wanna get staked in $109 games then ask someone who knows your game and trusts you....most stakers are also players and arent likely to donk off $109 on a total stranger when they could play it themselves!
Originally Posted by wuddle
Originally Posted by Diceman
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