Bart(UK)

can we put in diary so we remember please?

Appreciate this is an old post, but someone has just reported it so it's timely reason to restate PL's view on this.
Members can indeed swap % in each other, but on the strict understanding that they are entering into private agreements between each other, Punters Lounge will have no involvement in any discussions, disputes etc.
All agreements, discussions must be posted within the Staking forum board (all posts outside of this dedicated area will be removed by moderators) and postings must strictly comply with the stickied staking rules, staking requirements and contain the disclaimer.
Whilst a fun and potentially useful option to players to counter variance, members are always reminded that you are entering into a private agreement between each other that is based entirely on trust, poker history is littered with disputes and alledged fraudulent activity. There is always the potential for financial or personal data loss so we would suggest extreme caution and ensure simple steps are taken to reduce potential for loss e.g. Only deal with players you trust, have known for some time and ideally have personally met, never trade amounts that you cannot afford to lose, use sites official transfer options wherever possible, make sure everything agreed is laid out in writing and agreed by all concerned etc.
 
Enjoy your poker
 

Fantastic to see everyone again and get to meet a couple of people for the first time. These are always a highlight of the year for me and so glad I made it, well most of it, apologies again for being late. I can honestly say it wasn't a "Hellmuth" strategy, but after playing significantly better when I wasn't there, it might have to become one
Congrats to the winners and thanks to all those who played, I'm sure there will be other opportunities for those that weren't able to make it this time.
Big thanks as always to Paul for putting this on for us, arranging everything and for the added value, very much appreciated
Thanks too to Grosvenor who I know aren't used to putting on too many tournaments at this particular venue. It was the first tournament for one of the TD's, who admitted to being extremely nervous but overall I thought they did us proud, keeping everything moving whilst at the same time allowing us a little flexibility. Can probably fine-tune the structure a little just to help things out at the end, might only need ante's being brought in a little earlier, thoughts welcomed.
Broad Street at 3.30 in the morning.... I know I've led a sheltered life, but didn't realise it was that sheltered where do they get their stamina from? My thanks to Mr & Mrs Runadrum for helping me to navigate my way through whilst under the influence.
Think Hen & Helen amongst others have some photos that will no doubt follow.
Great times.

Washman, Omaha Champ
 

Winning Holdem hand
 
 
 

Both Rob and I will be there - I will give him a nudge to vote in the poll.

1cps entry tourney in the Coral exclusive tournaments with a 3500 euro package to the winner. Might be of interest to those who like sunshine and sand, personally I prefer wind and rain. Haven't seen it posted here.

cheers for the reminder, Bart - I'm in for both events. have to dust off my PL shirt!

out in 96th, good luck to those still in with a fighting chance

I solved most of the problems by using the compatibility screen in internet explorer. Problem is that many of the ipoker skins don't use the obvious web address for certain actions such as cashier. You have to enter both the web address for main site and the cashier address. I use a useful piece of software called Fiddler4 which shows you the actual web address when you try to open up for example cashier. entering the correct address in IE compatibility screen solves the problem. Bit of a pain. You would have thought Ipoker would have fixed their software by now.

Wp Andy, Rich & Al, awesome results. Loving the triple crown :ok

Wp Andy, Rich & Al, awesome results. Loving the triple crown :ok

Wp Andy, Rich & Al, awesome results. Loving the triple crown :ok

Would be an honour and lucky charm to have a Goliath final tabler as Team Captain :ok Happy to take part in any Punters Lounge team and on any basis. Also happy to help out but on travels at mo.

Thru to day 2 with 26k, the dream lives on, go Mr Muttley :clap

Good luck mate :ok

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