Comments on: Re: Backing, Loaning & Crapshooting

By: Greg Cash

Greg Cash — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 14:40:36 +0000

Yes that is why bapokerboss.com exists. That and to give the regular player a chance to get into tournaments he/she would not be able to play on there own.Well it’s 7:37am in vegas let me peek out the window
and make sure the sun came up.Yup it’s my bed time good night.

By: Greg Cash

Greg Cash — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 14:10:17 +0000

Well Dan I ran out of room before I got around to your question.First of all we do not open till Aug.15th
We have had 43 people fill out investor forms and try to fund an account in the last 23 days.The investor see the light they can buy 5% of 20 players instead of
70% of one.Now a regular guy like you and I it gives us a platform to work from.We can self permote tell our frends go to bapokerboss and buy 1% of me in such n such
event.and have three or six mounths to sell out.and when we cash our pay rate go,s up.What do you thank

By: DanM

DanM — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 13:49:12 +0000

Greg, thanks for stopping by, because really, I am curious to see how your site works out, and wish it the best. That probably was not fair for me to say that you were being pimped out by a bunch of degenerates. Of the dozens and dozens of players signed up as players on your site, I personally only know of about three that are verifiably broke. Maybe four if you count Justin.

I definitely wasn’t referring to your immediate team that is spreading out across the floor, by the way. Was referring to those poker players whose names I don’t know … that are always hanging around the big tournaments … but never seem to be playing. Poker can be a tough life — one that isn’t as affordable as it might seem. Isn’t that kinda the reason your bapokerboss.com exists?

By: greg cash

greg cash — Tue, 10 Jul 2007 13:31:20 +0000

Rick asked me to check out this blog, so i did. Thank,s for mentioning our web site even if it was mispelled.
You mentioned some people being skeptical, this is only natural. When Henry Ford told people he was going to build a car, people where skeptical. When we told people we where going to send a man to the moon, people where skeptical. Any time you have a first time ground breaking concept, it’s only natural to be skeptical.
As far as the guy’s wearing the gear. They paid 100.00 a piece for those jersey’s. they ordered them off our web site. Even though I’ve had 30 or 40 asked where there jersey were. You mentioned that these guy’s on the verge of going broke, Sir our you looking at the same web site i am.

By: DanM

DanM — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 21:18:52 +0000

Rick, thanks for pointing out the mistake … though it is just a typo, and in fact links to http://bapokerboss.com.

Indeed, a lot of pros have signed up, but I think some of them are skeptical. The only ones who are getting actively behind it — i.e. wearing their gear — are the guys who seem to be always ~~desperate~~ hustlin’ for a buy-in and/or on the verge of going broke.

But with that said, I think I really do believe in the concept. And G Cash seems to be a salt-of-the-earth entrepreneur, so that’s not bad.

But you tell us — have you seen any results yet from your listing? I know it’s still early in the game, but am curious how this thing would work for a solid-poker-playin’ “regular guy” like yourself.

By: rick

rick — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 09:57:14 +0000

Dan slow down and get your facts straight. The web site you mentioned is bapokerboss.com. I know the web site because i signed up. G cash’s real name is Greg Cash. Actually his nickname is G Money. The web site is definetly legit. Over one hundred fifty top pro’s have signed up. It’s not that they need the money,it cost’s half a million a year to play all the major tournaments. Since the player’s can add and subtract, why not save that money and put it in the bank. The best thing about this new concept is you can buy 1% or all of a player, or anything in between. Some of the player’s will be backer’s or investor’s also.

By: DanM

DanM — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 23:14:06 +0000

Yeah, well you know … it’s the weekend. And really, what does Day 1 mean?

Tom made survived with 26k — leaving him kinda short going into Day 2, but not problematically so. He’s on a plane right now back to Phoenix, because he’s getting sick of Vegas and the Rio and wants to rest up for when play really starts to matter.

“You can’t win the main event on Day 1, but you certainly can lose it,” he says … which he did not do.

By: Fawcett

Fawcett — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 23:09:34 +0000

So you have a blogger that was WSOP player of the year and you have not put up how he did day one yet…seriously?