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Old 05-18-2007, 07:00 PM
Sh@i'tan Sh@i'tan is offline
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Okay. I'm a 5/10 grinder that has had some success in the past. I was "yoguh12" on partypoker back in the 10/20 days. This well known player asked me to borrow money. He said he was cash short at the time but had money. So I trusted him and sent him 30k. Then this came up a while later.

him: lemme throw this out there
him: I dont know exactly when these guys are going to pay
him: I would think in a week or two
him: instead of loaning me money
him: would you like some of my action and just BR me on FTP until I get my funds released?
him: stake me and I'll provide makeup if I lose
him: that way it's 100% no loss for you
me: whoa
me: what's in it for you though?
him: I borrowed 10k from someone else
him: and they are freaking out
him: that I'm playing 1 table of 25/50 ring
him: so it might be easier just to deal with you
him: and that way
him: I dont feel bad borrowing 30k from you
him: and I can play more freely
me: okay sure
me: sounds like a win win situation for both of us

So then this guy loses all 60k and said he's real sorry. Then I find out that he's not paying me back because I was "staking" him.

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-how much longer was this from the original time you sent him 30k?

-the staking from what i read/my interpetation seems to be just on the 2nd 30k and not the first since there was no mention of the other 30k. and he stated hed rather it be a stake so he wouldnt feel bad burrowing 30k from you.

seems like he definitely owes you 30.
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Old 05-18-2007, 07:01 PM
BigMac1082 BigMac1082 is offline
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Default Re: 60k \"Staking\" dispute

Agree with Travesty. He is still owed the 30K because that was initially a loan.

For the rest, OP has the option to bankroll him for makeup. If he does so, then as others have said he can bankroll stakee for 5/10 until he gets his money back. That, or he can choose to just eat the 30K.
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Old 05-18-2007, 07:01 PM
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Default Re: 60k \"Staking\" dispute

i think i agree with RedDragon. so the original $30k was a loan and then this AIM convo comes which changes the next $30k into a stake with makeup. yeah?

i dont agree with this:

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I think Boosted should make up losses at lower levels (25/50, possibly 10/20, absolutely no lower than 5/10).

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because no terms were defined, other than "make up". technically, hero could force villain to grind back the $30k from nickel dime stakes
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Old 05-18-2007, 07:04 PM
Boosted J Boosted J is offline
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No, there were minutes between the original $30k and the second $30k, less than an hour where I was playing 5/10 and 10/20 where I broke even, and yoguh knows I was even, the stake clearly started with $60k, and there is 0 dispute about that
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Old 05-18-2007, 07:04 PM
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Default Re: 60k \"Staking\" dispute

OP,

You got GRIFTED.
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Old 05-18-2007, 07:06 PM
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Default Re: 60k \"Staking\" dispute

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because no terms were defined, other than "make up". technically, hero could force villain to grind back the $30k from nickel dime stakes

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Sure, and Boosted could do so at a rate of 1 hand per month since terms were never specified. I'm assuming that both parties decide to act equitably and that no one's a complete tool.
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Old 05-18-2007, 07:08 PM
The.Filth The.Filth is offline
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Default Re: 60k \"Staking\" dispute

Please stop trying to deceive others. I have it all logged. There was one full day in between the two 30k, not minutes.
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Old 05-18-2007, 07:09 PM
xdestroyerx xdestroyerx is offline
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i am a friend of boostedj and i know the whole situation about what happened here.i was actually IM with boosted when he told me he was getting staked.not ONCE did he say anything about a loan.i know boosted pretty well and know he would NEVER try to scam someone or trick them in anyway for ANYTHING....it is the other way around he is the type of person who tries to help people not take advantage of them....
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Old 05-18-2007, 07:10 PM
TheRedDragon TheRedDragon is offline
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Default Re: 60k \"Staking\" dispute

Filth-

Are you receptive to the solution being resolved as I outlined above?
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Old 05-18-2007, 07:10 PM
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because no terms were defined, other than "make up". technically, hero could force villain to grind back the $30k from nickel dime stakes

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Sure, and Boosted could do so at a rate of 1 hand per month since terms were never specified. I'm assuming that both parties decide to act equitably and that no one's a complete tool.

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yeah obv. the point i was making is that its not unreasonable at all to assume lower stakes (even lower than 5/10) after the horse blows $60k with complete disregard to BR management
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