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MJPerry
Joined: 03.10.2011
PokerStrategist

I have read and accepted the staking rules. By posting in this thread, every member acknowledges the same.

The stake

I'm looking to play the Redbet LIVE Dublin event which has a buy-in of €350 and an estimated prize pool of €100,000+. They recently hosted an event in the Czech Republic that saw 1,148 entries.

I'm looking to sell €160 in instalments of €20+. So far my colleagues have gotten first dibs on the staking action so there's a little less than that going.

MJPerry: €210 (61.5%)
Colleague 1 (PB): €20 (5.5%)
Colleague 2 (CO): €20 (5.5%)
Colleague 3 (RH): €40 (11%)
Melvin: €40 (11%)
UPAY4DINNER: €20 (5.5%)

The percentage indicated is a share in my gross winnings, i.e. the prize that I will be paid before tips/expenses/buy-in.

I'll be blogging/tweeting/instagramming about my tournament so you'll be able to follow along and see how your investment is getting on.

About me

I'm a former PokerStrategy.com staff member and have been playing poker for years, and winning at it for some time too. Many people in and outside of PS can vouch for my trustworthiness.

I'm currently an NL20 Speed reg on iPoker. I win in these games even before my sick rakeback deal and I can talk about polarised ranges and reverse implied odds and other cool technical-sounding stuff with the best of them.

This isn't my most up-to-date graph and I think the first 15k hands or so are NL5 but here's some proof that I am capable of winning some money at Unlimited Texas Hold Them:

On the live front, I have an extremely unimpressive Hendon Mob page that has been recently bolstered by a third place finish out of the 509-player field in the Boylesports Summer Series. I was one flip from shipping the bastard, too!

Here I am accumulating chips in the live arena:

Obv my live winnings are higher than this but most small tournaments don't list their results on Hendon Mob. I'm still under no illusions about my abilities, which is why I'm selling at face value rather than with markup.

Give me your money

If you have a UK or Ireland bank account, a bank transfer is grand.

If not, I'm happy to accept PayPal/Skrill or in some extenuating circumstances player transfer on the iPoker/other networks. I am prohibited from real money transfers on PokerStars/Full Tilt.


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MJPerry
Joined: 03.10.2011
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https://www.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?postid=2096609


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UPAY4DINNER
Joined: 28.09.2009
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Can vouch for Matt and unfortunately not in a position to invest myself at this moment.


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MJPerry
Joined: 03.10.2011
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You're such a sweetheart.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010
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Originally posted by MJPerry
I have read and accepted the staking rules. By posting in this thread, every member acknowledges the same.

The stake

I'm looking to play the Redbet LIVE Dublin event which has a buy-in of €350 and an estimated prize pool of €100,000+. They recently hosted an event in the Czech Republic that saw 1,148 entries.

I'm looking to sell €160 in instalments of €20+. So far my colleagues have gotten first dibs on the staking action so there's a little less than that going.

Colleague 1: €20 (5.5%)
Colleague 2: €20 (5.5%)
Colleague 3: €40 (11%)
Colleague 4: €20 (5.5%)
Melvin: €40 (11%)
Remaining: €20 (5.5%)

The percentage indicated is a share in my gross winnings, i.e. the prize that I will be paid before tips/expenses/buy-in.

I'll be blogging/tweeting/instagramming about my tournament so you'll be able to follow along and see how your investment is getting on.

About me

I'm a former PokerStrategy.com staff member and have been playing poker for years, and winning at it for some time too. Many people in and outside of PS can vouch for my trustworthiness.

I'm currently an NL20 Speed reg on iPoker. I win in these games even before my sick rakeback deal and I can talk about polarised ranges and reverse implied odds and other cool technical-sounding stuff with the best of them.

This isn't my most up-to-date graph and I think the first 15k hands or so are NL5 but here's some proof that I am capable of winning some money at Unlimited Texas Hold Them:

On the live front, I have an extremely unimpressive Hendon Mob page that has been recently bolstered by a third place finish out of the 509-player field in the Boylesports Summer Series. I was one flip from shipping the bastard, too!

Here I am accumulating chips in the live arena:

Obv my live winnings are higher than this but most small tournaments don't list their results on Hendon Mob. I'm still under no illusions about my abilities, which is why I'm selling at face value rather than with markup.

Give me your money

If you have a UK or Ireland bank account, a bank transfer is grand.

If not, I'm happy to accept PayPal/Skrill or in some extenuating circumstances player transfer on the iPoker/other networks. I am prohibited from real money transfers on PokerStars/Full Tilt.

Quoted for reference

WARNING:

BY STAKING THIS MEMBER YOU ARE RISKING A POTENTIAL LOSS BECAUSE OF FRAUD OR PLAYBAD/RUNBAD.

AGREEING TO THIS STAKE IS YOUR SOLE RESPONSIBILITY.
POKERSTRATEGY.COM TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR STAKING DEALS BETWEEN MEMBERS.

FURTHERMORE POKERSTRATEGY.COM IS NOT EXPECTED TO TAKE PART IN VERIFYING ANY PLAYER NOR GUARANTEEING AGAINST ANY LOSS

Potential backers should review the staking rules.

Best of Luck
--VS


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MJPerry
Joined: 03.10.2011
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I'll take the extra 11% myself if I have to but it's still open.


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UPAY4DINNER
Joined: 28.09.2009
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Res me €20!


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MJPerry
Joined: 03.10.2011
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Balla. Booked.


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MJPerry
Joined: 03.10.2011
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I'll take the extra 5.5% myself if I have to but it's still open.


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