asking for a loan

On February 11 2009 21:46 goodguysm wrote: So I just wanna start a bankroll again. With a $250 loan, we will negotiate when and how much I will pay back. Ideally, I'd like to just pay back the loan amount, but we can negotiate some interest if that isn't possible.

I don't think an interest-free loan will be possible for you to find.
But I may be wrong. Good luck.

I just wanna give myself the best opportunity to get a br started again.
i can work with interest if that's what the loaner would want. i'm hoping it'll be more like the loaner helping me get back on my feet again.
but yea, i can return the loan + extra, whatever works out for the both of us.

graphs? stats?

just so u know depositing is really easy with echecks, western union, visa etc

I recommend hunting for freerolls. I mean if you're really a winning player, winning $5 of a freeroll and making that into $250 shouldn't take more than a month.

Or you could ask for a loan, but I don't think that'll work.

i'm on a new comp. so i don't have any recent graphs/stats.
apart from this old one:



i played around 22/18/4 iirc

EDIT: and honestly it would make me uncomfortable financial-wise to deposit $250. that's why i'm seeking a loan
LOL the 200k breakeven stretch at the beginning is when i was 12 tabling 10nl FR when i was starting out. i was a bit of a robot back then.

On February 11 2009 21:46 goodguysm wrote: 2. I cashed out my 25nl bankroll when I started 1st semester because I knew I wouldn't be playing for a long time. Since I live in the US, depositing will be awfully difficult.

I'm from the United States as well, and I found depositing to be incredibly easy. It may not be as simple as just entering a credit card number, but there's certainly not much hassle at all getting the money you have right now in.

you've made 4.6k before and feel uncomfortable with depositing 250 bucks? If you have it, its in your best interest to just freaking deposit and play off your own money. You pay 0 interest and keep all the profits to yourself and it makes you play better when its your own money. If you don't have it then its a different story but for christ sakes its like you people love paying extra money from interest or something. No wonder the dam banks are so rich.

if i could whip out a bankroll that easily, of course i would.
i'm a 12th grader and I don't have the money to deposit. i was hesitant to say that because potential lenders may be scared that i'd run off with the money.
i'm not in dire debt either, i live with my parents. if i could comfortably throw out $250 to deposit, i assure you that i would. why else would i be asking for a loan?

get a job, it'll build your character

not to flame, unless you lost most of it losing at nl50, but how did you go through 1.5k+ let alone 3 or 4k since last August as a highschooler? You might want to think about reeling in your spending habits. Of course this doesn't apply if you pay our own car insurance or car loan.

gl getting started again

steal from parents' wallet obviously!

On February 12 2009 00:01 Night2o1 wrote: not to flame, unless you lost most of it losing at nl50, but how did you go through 1.5k+ let alone 3 or 4k since last August as a highschooler? You might want to think about reeling in your spending habits. Of course this doesn't apply if you pay our own car insurance or car loan. gl getting started again

this definitely still applies if you pay car insurance or have a car loan, they're still spending part of spending habits aren't they?