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I agree. Short stackers ruin games. We need some 50BB min tables and they don't have to be deepstacked. FTP is this not why you introduced cap tables for the people that don't want to play deep? Let them use the cap tables and give us full stackers our games back.

Wow, I used to play on that site. Never saw anything shady, except that I ran good (hmm). Anyway, glad to see that there are watchdogs out there protecting our interests as poker players. If we could only get our government on our side as well. Keep us posted.

[quote user="Adam"]This doesn't really make any sense. When you claim your profit, you're claiming an amount that's already less the rake you've paid. You can't then later also deduct the rake as an expense. That said, I shouldn't be posting in this thread anything that looks like advice, as I am not an accountant [/quote] Good point. I guess that just makes the whole point moot, that rakeback is income. But it is usefull to remain mindfull of the amount that we

[quote user="ShyGuy03533"] sic brag about sitting at ArgBoys table siccer brag about me sitting on ArgBoys bed watchin scrub s while you were at his table. [/quote] Are you his girlfriend?

*level* etc. ~ 1. If you're a scammer, then the Feds are on to you... 2. You haven't posted much on this site... (There are harsh penalties for posts like these) FYI. 3. There are plenty of sites that you can make legitimate transfers and also get staked. (PM me for names) 4. Apologize Immediately...

So if we are claiming our rakeback as income, then shouldn't we also be claiming our rake paid as a business expense? Ex: I paid $100 in rake today, I recieved $27 rakeback . The difference of $73 is a net loss. How is this income? It seems more like a rebate to me and you should find an accountant that sees it the same way. That said, I am not an expert. This is the opinion of an average thinking person.

[quote user="dipper502"] Get it all out kid. [/quote] You're either with me or your against me. Speak your mind!

I play a lot of cash games, from 100nl to 400nl. I find too many times players sitting out for extended periods of time and FTP doesn't boot them off the table. For completely selfish reasons, these idiots end up killing otherwise good games, and should be auto-booted from tables after they have sat out 3 minutes or more. There are plenty of people waiting to play these games and the tables often break after 2 of these inconsiderate, self-absorbed, inconsequential, egocentric douchebags, have

OK so maybe 5 minutes would be a better option for those wanting a "Tilt Smoke" but 5 minutes should be plenty. This isn't tournament this is a cash game. You should be able to plan your breaks around your session. The day to day reality of the situation is that too many regs are KILLING GOOD GAMES because they decide to take a lunch break without leaving the table. P.S. I apologize to the mod on duty for being a little too aggro.

[quote user="DcHustler"] Try doing a few things. 1 - throughout your session save hands that you question whether you got the right value, or if you could have done something differet on a certain street, and review the hands later 2 - keep a note pad close by and write down key spots to remember to think about later. 3 - make a vid of your play in a replayer program and review your play for the same things above. If you can learn your mistakes, just dont make them again. [/quote] This