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Targetme
Joined: 04.05.2009

sent except im too tired to figure out 2% for tikis math so ill send the 70$ and send the rest to frukpt tormorow


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Targetme
Joined: 04.05.2009

Originally posted by Jan217

Originally posted by Targetme

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Originally posted by Jan217

Originally posted by TiciBoy

Originally posted by fruktpuff
I might drop out if others are, to avoid confusion having to re-do numbers later.

It might be the best thing to end this block now, since some have decided to drop out. Just to avoid confusion of doing the math again later.

If you are planing to do another block, don't send my share back, yet. I might do another block (depends on the terms :P), so no point sending the money back and forth. :)

Yes same here, If you are doing another block with slightly different terms Id be interested.

Btw, I thought about how to make the deal a bit better and came up with the following:

The deal could still have stakeback, but you get all of the first x% roi where x% was the agreed markup. thus if you run at 2% ROI, the effective markup is 2%, if you run at x% ROI the effective markup is x% (and is you run at (x+10)% ROI the effective markup is still x%)

I would feel much more comfortable with a deal like this because it avoids any situation where the backer can win but the stakers lose.

im not handing out free money this is the real world I can do what i want and people will go with it because its +ev. If it makes you feel any better I didnt make any money. I would simply grind lower stakes that deal does not make sense for a winning player with 20k+ in his bank account

kk no worries ^^, you can ofc make whatever terms you like.

The style of deal I suggested would still makes sense for you if you just make the x% higher than the original 'non-stakeback' version. Then you'd just have to figure out which x makes it effectively the same deal ev wise.

Btw just out of interest since you are clearly rolled enough for the limit, why are you willing to sacrifice so much $EV to reduce variance?

monthly deposit limits =[ although I still probably barely have enough


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Jan217
Joined: 02.01.2009

ah k makes sense, you could contact P* to have them increased btw. They increased my transfer limits within like 24h of me contacting them, I imagine deposit limits are similar.


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Jan217
Joined: 02.01.2009

Originally posted by Targetme
sent except im too tired to figure out 2% for tikis math so ill send the 70$ and send the rest to frukpt tormorow

recieved ty


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recieved ty


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totte1992
Joined: 23.09.2010

rec the money aswell, ty


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20% for live mtt,where people expect to have 150-200% roi's-meh, sounds ok

but for online 180s, where you expect your roi to be ~40% just ripping off 20% is just huge, 5% seems reasonable, and either way it's more like free money to you, not lowering variance

stakes in general are high variance, with 20% mark up it's even sicker.

just my 2ct


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Targetme
Joined: 04.05.2009

Originally posted by phantommm92
20% for live mtt,where people expect to have 150-200% roi's-meh, sounds ok

but for online 180s, where you expect your roi to be ~40% just ripping off 20% is just huge, 5% seems reasonable, and either way it's more like free money to you, not lowering variance

stakes in general are high variance, with 20% mark up it's even sicker.

just my 2ct

bra they dont have to buy but they do. Its as good as the stock market maybe better. Thats such a fish thing to say ballers gonna ball


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Targetme
Joined: 04.05.2009

lawl heatered since ending it


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fruktpuff
Joined: 24.09.2010

Still waiting on the rest, though.


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fruktpuff
Joined: 24.09.2010

Based on Tici's numbers:

Therefore for the winnings
1% = $7,365

And we need to add the staked amount
5% = $147,5 (money sent - markup) + $36,8 = $184,3

Your maths for calculating cost:

11.80 x 250=2950+ 20% = 590 = 3540

1% 35.4

So, what I sent, for 2% was $70.80, we'll remove the markup from this, for.. $59? Seems odd, but looks about right.

So, $59+$7.36*2(rounded from above, you're welcome to give or keep that cent as you please) = 73.72, so another $3.72?

Seems a bit low, but in line with the 4% ROI Tici counted.


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Originally posted by fruktpuff
Based on Tici's numbers:

Therefore for the winnings
1% = $7,365

And we need to add the staked amount
5% = $147,5 (money sent - markup) + $36,8 = $184,3

Your maths for calculating cost:

11.80 x 250=2950+ 20% = 590 = 3540

1% 35.4

So, what I sent, for 2% was $70.80, we'll remove the markup from this, for.. $59? Seems odd, but looks about right.

So, $59+$7.36*2(rounded from above, you're welcome to give or keep that cent as you please) = 73.72, so another $3.72?

Seems a bit low, but in line with the 4% ROI Tici counted.

OR if you want to caculate how much 2% is, you can just do this, since we know how much 5% is:

($184,3 (which is 5%) / 5) * 2 = $73,72

;)


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fruktpuff
Joined: 24.09.2010

Now that's a pretty good plan, too!


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If the 5% is 184, you still owe me some 2.3$.. if havent seen, i sent you those 2.5$ in the beginning. Also, will there be another package ?


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Targetme
Joined: 04.05.2009

Originally posted by zzagozz
If the 5% is 184, you still owe me some 2.3$.. if havent seen, i sent you those 2.5$ in the beginning. Also, will there be another package ?

you were 2.3$ short remember?


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Yes, 2,5, and I later sent them to you.. but anyway I guess you can no longer see it in the history so forget about them


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fruktpuff
Joined: 24.09.2010

All received now, thank you for yet another successful staking.

To the others backers, I encourage you to drop a line in his feedback thread with your feedback on your staking experience.


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