Stake Share 13 MTTs on Sunday $120 Stakes $68 Returned CLOSED

Burnley Joe · July 16, 2010

Name: BurnleyJoe on PL
Event/Tournament: various tournaments on Sunday Night
Offer: I will buy 10 shares at a cost of $12 a share
Date of Event/Tournament: Start this week

Upon acceptance of my stake request, I Joe Geraghty agree to monitor the below tournaments and pay out each share of any winnings within 7 days for online/UK tournaments.

I understand and agree that my staking request is an agreement between myself and my staker/stakers and Punterslounge.com will not have any liability for any disputes between the parties involved. Ok, i have seen an offer to buy shares in Dunks, an online pro, details below He is playing 13MTTs on Sunday at a cost of $4140 and is offering shares for $12 which will give 0.2% I am thinking of buying 10 shares which would be at a cost of $120 which would give me 2% of any of his winnings This is a full stakeback deal, details of which are below, but is good for us If you would like to join me let me know and i will split my shares.

Event played by dunkelb1 [View player profile] [add to watchlist ] Current status: Time to "Internet" it again :) (1 month ago) Screen name on PokerStars is: Dunkelb1
Site PokerStars	Event Sunday Spectacular! - 13 MTT's in 1 Combo - NL Holdem	Date 18 Jul 2010 13:00 (EST)	Tournament ID
Buyin $4,140 ($USD)	Price $12.00 per share price/value: 145%	Status upcoming (2 days)	Shares Available? Yes - 162 open
Description: By purchasing shares in this combo u will be invested in all of the following 13 MTT's on Sunday July 18th: PS 1pm Warm up ($215) FT 1pm 6max ($75) FT 1:30pm $50 1r 1a ($155) FT 2pm Brawl ($256) Rush PS 2pm $100r ($509) PS 3pm ($55) $300k Guar FT 3pm $150k ($163) PS 3:15pm $50r ($255) FT 4pm $150r ($763) PS 4:30pm $100 1r 1a Turbo ($309) PS 4:30pm Sunday Million ($215) PS 5pm Sunday 500 ($530) FT 6pm $1MM ($640) Any unused rebuys and KO's will be added to the prizepool. If extra rebuys are needed they will be taken from the surplus in other rebuy tourneys.

There is also full stakeback This alters the payouts for an event and is generally better for the buyers (and so worse for the sellers). The actual formula to do this is given as: