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As for this whole mod comment....I considered that before posting here and almost created the thread on 2p2 just so no one could even say anything remotely along those lines. However, at the end of the day two things made me post it here. 1) I frequent this forum much more often and 2) I finally decided that I am a poster and a mod and I have the right to post on this site as long as I follow all rules pertaining to posting said threads.
Edited By: jdpc27 Dec 9th, 2010 at 08:42 PM
I am a mod here and on two other non poker forum sites. (one is a living/traveling in baja calif forum) I have never abused or misused being a mod on any site that I frequent. One of the nice things about having an active MTT player as a Mod is that we are often in tune with a lot of what is going on in the MTT world, so when a questionable post or situation comes up that a mod/admin wants to address, I am sometimes able to provide more information that allows them to address the situation more appropriately...ie..maybe the post is not malicous and just an inside joke among friends. Now in terms of this thread.. even if there was an inappropriate response in this thread, i would not delete it. I would let other mod's on their own decide that the post was inappropriate and let them remove it. I understand my role as a poster and as a mod and the differences very clearly and when I decided to post my thread on p5's, i lost my ability to be a mod over the thread that i created. That is the only fair way to go about it imo.
As far as me being a mod, I appreciate that they gave me that opportunity and I have always been fair and impartial and when I have not had a clear idea of what to do in a situation, I have always sought the advice of other mod's and admins. Me being or not being a mod has nothing to do with this thread. I'm offended that people would even make this comment. The only thing in this thread I was not happy about was how i went about laying out the situation which i already apologized for numerous times. -
No he should'nt be 8k in makeup because thats what jdpc paid, he should be 8k in makeup because jdpc did'nt specify and Bob2bob did'nt know that he would be 33k in makeup. And given other information from other people that Bob2bob had no clue and logically did'nt make sense since he was effectively clear of his makeup then his makeup should be 8.5k. Sure it sucks that its a big misunderstanding, but jdpc provided a contract and the terms were discussed and if he made a mistake in not making it clear what the MU was under his assumption then unfortunately he is at fault.
Originally Posted by vesperka
Some people are saying he should only be in $8K in makeup because that is what jdpc paid? That's stupid. What if jdpc paid $100k to get bob2bob as his horse - would this make bob2bob $100k in makeup? No, because that's stupid. Unless it was specifically specified, why would anybody assume $25k in makeup would just disappear?
I don't know either parties, but bob definitely seems to be in the wrong here. The fact that he promised to pay back more and never did is shady, and the fact that he disappeared and remained out of contact with his backer further suggests that he is pulling some shady shit.
Just because bob has friends in the poker community and has swapped money before doesn't mean he wouldn't take advantage of a situation like this. Bob probably doesn't feel guilty beause jdpc only paid $8k to get him, so he doesn't feel like he owes jdpc the entirety of his makeup. Based on all of the information presented in this thread, bob acted incredibly sleazy in this situation, and if he cares about his reputation at all he should man up and at least admit he screwed up.
Bob2bob could have said he was willing to split the difference, but I don't feel like he has to. Bottom line is Horses have rights, they are'nt just told what it is and have no recourse in a backing araingement. Once an agreement is made it should be stuck to, but its clear that he did'nt agree to 33k in makeup. -
Makeup is gay.
Backer "X" gives funds to backee "Y" to play for said months and split profits. Y sucks for that amount of time and X decides to cut him loose - but only if someone is willing to buy off his makeup because that is what Y agreed to as part of his contractual obligations. If X has no more money to sponsor Y within the timeframe proposed in the contract, then Y should be free to go minus any responsibility to return makeup funds. If new backer "Z" comes along and offers to buy Y's makeup from X, and X agrees to the proposed amount, then X has been settled (regardless of price the debt is sold at - this is not relevant to Y) and a NEW contract/negotiation needs to be brought to the forefront. Though X is probably pissed about having a shitty horse, he at least was able to get back some money. Now, Z is the new kingpin and essentially bought a horse that he deems has potential. This is his investment and risk, and he his paying for Y because he sees potential and profitability. Y should be starting from scratch by default (unless there is a new contract clearly stating that player Y starts in the hole).
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Well then, if you take responsibility for the misunderstanding (imo you might have just been being greedy in the beginning but that is just my personal thoughts) here is a simple and fair solution to help both parties.
Stakee owes 8.25k
First Score #s: 52k-8.25k = 43.75k (50/50) = 21.8k each
Mishap #s: 52k-33k=19k (50/50) = 9.5k
Mishap Corrected #s: 21.8k-9.5k = 12.3k still owed to bob
Bobs makeup: 20k(makeup) - 2k(sent after 12k score) - 12.3k(owed to bob after mishap) = 5.7k owed to JDPC from Bob
Simple solution to make everyone win/win situation (or at least either party not losing money and everything being fair and respectable) So with the remaining 10k, he pays off his debt of 5.7k and jdpc can walk away without losing money and neither party should have bad feelings about it, in life not everything can work out, but at least everyone can get a fair shake in this scenario.
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Edited By: unta Dec 9th, 2010 at 08:49 PMMake up is absolutely necessary. Just because it gets complicated doesn't mean it is stupidOriginally Posted by CL Type-S49
Makeup is gay.
Backer "X" gives funds to backee "Y" to play for said months and split profits. Y sucks for that amount of time and X decides to cut him loose - but only if someone is willing to buy off his makeup because that is what Y agreed to as part of his contractual obligations. If X has no more money to sponsor Y within the timeframe proposed in the contract, then Y should be free to go minus any responsibility to return makeup funds. If new backer "Z" comes along and offers to buy Y's makeup from X, and X agrees to the proposed amount, then X has been settled (regardless of price the debt is sold at - this is not relevant to Y) and a NEW contract/negotiation needs to be brought to the forefront. Though X is probably pissed about having a shitty horse, he at least was able to get back some money. Now, Z is the new kingpin and essentially bought a horse that he deems has potential. This is his investment and risk, and he his paying for Y because he sees potential and profitability. Y should be starting from scratch by default (unless there is a new contract clearly stating that player Y starts in the hole).
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only one ? did anyone giggle at this in the OP?
Edited By: bbbbb33 Dec 9th, 2010 at 08:57 PM
"So community, consider yourself warned. I'd be wary of doing any transactions or any backing. I don't expect to get the money back (well at least not by posting this) but do take some pride in knowing that he threw away way more than 18k in future equity cuz of all the coaching and support that he would have received.."
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I think people get confused with backing, staking, sponsoring, and other terms when it comes to receiving money to play poker. In most cases that I'm familiar with both in and outside of poker, when someone invests in a player, players are not responsible to return funds - only the money invested for a SPECIFIC tourney or SET OF tourneys and then the profits are split. If this wasn't the case, it would more or less be a loan. This must be addressed prior to receiving numerous entry fees or else you (the player) will realize that a 10k score will have to pay back 10k in makeup from 2004. There is no "assuming" anything, these things have to be worked out in the beginning.
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feel like bob2bob should be coaching jdpc.....im just sayin
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Aynone with a $500,000.00 badge that is in debt from being staked for gambling has a serious gambling problem. Anyone backing him now or in the past has only added to his problem. Is this not clear to anybody on here? By posting these problems on this site these players and backers are hurting the comminity of responsible gaming poker players who are fighting to keep our right to play online. So GTFO all of you!
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Say a player gets sponsored for the entire WSOP series in 2011, all entries payed for. The player and backer will split the profits minus the entry fees at the end of the year. If the player comes out on the losing end, the backer loses on his investment and that's the end of it.
Now if the backer comes back around in 2012 and offers to sponsor the player for another WSOP run, by no means should the player be responsible to pay back what was lost in 2011 - unless the backer proposes this prior to entering the player in the 2012 WSOP - which is bogus. -
The recent Bob2Bob thread is a discussion that in my oppinion shows only how certain players that have serious gambling problems get themselfs in finacial trouble and then are accussed of stealing from their backers whom in my opinion have either the same gambling problems or cannot see how they are only hurting their staker by enabling them to continue gambling for their own greed.
Aynone with a $500,000.00 badge that still owes backers 10's of thousands of dollars has a serious gambling problem. Anyone backing him now or in the past has only added to his problem. Is this not clear to anybody on here? By posting these problems on this site these players and backers are hurting the comminity of responsible gaming poker players who are fighting to keep our right to play online. So GTFO all of you! -
^^^^ well said..
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P5's doesn't take the losses into consideration buddy. They only have the wins.
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god just stop it. you clearly have no idea wtf youre talking about and your ignorance on the entire issue is what is going to hurt the community, not the airing and potential resolving of issues. badges are based on revenue not profit. someone could have a badge for $5 million and be up $3 million, breakeven, down 20k, or loads more.
Originally Posted by pfontec
Aynone with a $500,000.00 badge that is in debt from being staked for gambling has a serious gambling problem. Anyone backing him now or in the past has only added to his problem. Is this not clear to anybody on here? By posting these problems on this site these players and backers are hurting the comminity of responsible gaming poker players who are fighting to keep our right to play online. So GTFO all of you!
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Use simple logic.. 500K is only Tournament Winnings.. These play who play the high stakes im sure put up a good amount more than that in buy ins yearly if they play a full time schedule.. Just think the 3 1K Weekly tourneys along equal about 155K alone. Thats just 3 tourneys.. Doesnt even account for Sundays. Rebuys, FTOPS COOPS etc etc..
Originally Posted by pfontec
Aynone with a $500,000.00 badge that is in debt from being staked for gambling has a serious gambling problem. Anyone backing him now or in the past has only added to his problem. Is this not clear to anybody on here? By posting these problems on this site these players and backers are hurting the comminity of responsible gaming poker players who are fighting to keep our right to play online. So GTFO all of you!
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Show this thread to any U.S. legislature or representative and this thread can only help our cause. Tell you legislature that we are all in gambling debt and MU. This will only help our cause. Tell your legislture that our badges only represent total profit and not loses and that we most likely didn't pay taxes on it. This will only help our cause. Tell your legislature that you are only accusing other players in this forum of stealing because we want to get the money back that we gambled on them. This will only help our cause.
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Originally Posted by pfontec
Show this thread to any U.S. legislature or representative and this thread can only help our cause. Tell you legislature that we are all in gambling debt and MU. This will only help our cause. Tell your legislture that our badges only represent total profit and not loses and that we most likely didn't pay taxes on it. This will only help our cause. Tell your legislature that you are only accusing other players in this forum of stealing because we want to get the money back that we gambled on them. This will only help our cause.
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My grampa was a farmer and he raised me and raised me right and i always stuck with what he said but one thing he used to always say that urked me was that the horses we had in the stable were property and had to be told what to do... I always secretly disagreed I feel horses have feelings too and should be able to have some free time and roam and gallop at will... but my gramps said never ever let the horses out of the stable so one day i let a few out and they ran into the road and got hit by a tractor trailer transporting 1 million cans of vienna sausage and then ever since i never not listened to gramps..... I like turtles too
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Whether bob2bob's side has merit or not, he clearly went about this in a backhanded, shady fashion.. It sounds like he secretly decided that he was getting that 12k one way or another and disappeared with it the first chance he got. JDPC did absolutely nothing wrong here and honestly I dont think the character attacks are that out of line considering what happened. If you fuck someone over your business becomes everyones business...
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Pfontec, please lose your password, you are an ignorant, and your ignorance is deviating the attention from what the real discussion is.
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help this old fart out please...
when jdpc bought bob's makeup for 8k why would bob remain 33k in makeup? It's not like jdpc now has 8k of the makeup and the previous backer still has 25k. jdpc bought him out. This means that the previous backer has setlled the contract and is willing to let bob out of the backing deal for 8k and is taking a 25k loss. Bob now comes to the new backer with no previous makeup since it was paid off.
The MOST I can see anyone saying bob was in MU would be $8k. jdpc was 8k in the hole to start with so it seems reasonable to me that bob would be starting the agreement with 8k in makeup. Why jdpc would suddenly be getting an extra $25k just because bob was previously in MU to a different backer makes no sense to me.
I mean the whole reason for buying makeup at a reduced rate is because the original backer just wants to cut his losses and try and recoup some of his money correct? I don't understand at all why a horse or staker would assume that make-up carries over when it is bought out at a reduced rate.
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Edited By: ShipThisPLZ Dec 9th, 2010 at 10:10 PM'Originally Posted by pfontec
The recent Bob2Bob thread is a discussion that in my oppinion shows only how certain players that have serious gambling problems get themselfs in finacial trouble and then are accussed of stealing from their backers whom in my opinion have either the same gambling problems or cannot see how they are only hurting their staker by enabling them to continue gambling for their own greed.
Aynone with a $500,000.00 badge that still owes backers 10's of thousands of dollars has a serious gambling problem. Anyone backing him now or in the past has only added to his problem. Is this not clear to anybody on here? By posting these problems on this site these players and backers are hurting the comminity of responsible gaming poker players who are fighting to keep our right to play online. So GTFO all of you!
gtfo and plzzz die
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when jdpc bought bob's makeup for 8k why would bob remain 33k in makeup? It's not like jdpc now has 8k of the makeup and the previous backer still has 25k. jdpc bought him out. This means that the previous backer has setlled the contract and is willing to let bob out of the backing deal for 8k and is taking a 25k loss. Bob now comes to the new backer with no previous makeup since it was paid off.
Im trying to figure this out as well for information purposes. JD did risk 8K of his own money. Buying makeup is an investment I assume. Using logic I cant think that he would shell out 8K of his own money and not get anything back on the return of his investment.. Now whether he thinks hes entitled to the entire 33K I dunno.. I would think not.. But maybe hes entitled to something.. Sounds like it was poor communication in the initial contract. Hug it out boys and compromise or find some kind of arbitrator whos good at stuff like this.. Ask Dip or Bax or Sheets what the solution should be and abide by that. -
Edited By: RUBINH Dec 9th, 2010 at 10:18 PMOriginally Posted by chardrian
help this old fart out please...
when jdpc bought bob's makeup for 8k why would bob remain 33k in makeup? It's not like jdpc now has 8k of the makeup and the previous backer still has 25k. jdpc bought him out. This means that the previous backer has setlled the contract and is willing to let bob out of the backing deal for 8k and is taking a 25k loss. Bob now comes to the new backer with no previous makeup since it was paid off.
The MOST I can see anyone saying bob was in MU would be $8k. jdpc was 8k in the hole to start with so it seems reasonable to me that bob would be starting the agreement with 8k in makeup. Why jdpc would suddenly be getting an extra $25k just because bob was previously in MU to a different backer makes no sense to me.
I mean the whole reason for buying makeup at a reduced rate is because the original backer just wants to cut his losses and try and recoup some of his money correct? I don't understand at all why a horse or staker would assume that make-up carries over when it is bought out at a reduced rate.
Originally Posted by AFink93
when jdpc bought bob's makeup for 8k why would bob remain 33k in makeup? It's not like jdpc now has 8k of the makeup and the previous backer still has 25k. jdpc bought him out. This means that the previous backer has setlled the contract and is willing to let bob out of the backing deal for 8k and is taking a 25k loss. Bob now comes to the new backer with no previous makeup since it was paid off.
Im trying to figure this out as well for information purposes. JD did risk 8K of his own money. Buying makeup is an investment I assume. Using logic I cant think that he would shell out 8K of his own money and not get anything back on the return of his investment.. Now whether he thinks hes entitled to the entire 33K I dunno.. I would think not.. But maybe hes entitled to something.. Sounds like it was poor communication in the initial contract. Hug it out boys and compromise or find some kind of arbitrator whos good at stuff like this.. Ask Dip or Bax or Sheets what the solution should be and abide by that.
Because if you let someone reduce his MU to 0 by doing this then when someone got in heaps of makeup he would just stop caring and start losing knowing he would be dropped soon and get out of makeup. This way he has to keep playing well if he ever wants to be staked again.










