My degenerate friend lost $600 of my money. What can I do?

[studmuffin]

Have him play nl200 again and then tell me what table he's at.

[Rick305]

$20 / week for 30 weeks

[morphball]

If $2K is not worth your time, then don't go the money, go for some twisted revenge that he will take to his deathbed, screaming rekrul rekrul I will meet you in hell!!!

[ShakeZula06]

Yeah payment plans sound best. Depending on how much hours he works $40/week wouldn't be that hard.

I'll occasionally let friends play on my account but under certain stipulations-They play it at my house while I'm there, II sign them on they don't know my password, they can lose as much as they want as long as they can pay me what they lose that day (of course I pay them what they win that day), and I get any RB and bonus from their play (they're typical fish anyway, they wouldn't play with RB and bonus on there own).

And most of all I'd say someone that loses more money of yours then they can realistically pay you back isn't a friend, or at best he's a friend that has really bad problems.

[Ratamahatta]

Geeezzz... if he is really your good friend, you should just forget it.

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Geeezzz... if he is really your good friend, you should just forget it.

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ya just let him walk all over you, that's a good idea. I would suggest either a payment plan, but thats hard to enforce + a pain the ass.

Better yet just go to his house (with our without his knowledge) and take stuff of value until you have close to $600 worth of crap, then ebay it.

[Kilillan]

uh, is 600 a lot to you?

I'd just be kinda pissed for a while then forget about it

[Dan87]

How long do you guys usually let your friends have to pay you back? Ive had a friend owe me money for like 2 months at one time but I knew they would pay me back eventually. Then again the most ive ever lent someone was 200$, and they didnt take it without my consent. lol degenerates

[bdams19]

Ask to borrow his car. Go trade it in. Now you're even.

[falser]

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I let my friend play with my account and told him he could play nl 25 to clear a bonus if he wanted.

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Unless you explicitly told him that he would be responsible for any money he lost BEFORE he played, then he owes you absolutely nothing, and you should accept nothing. It would be unethical to demand money after the fact. Take it as a life lesson to never let other people gamble with your money.