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Old 05-17-2008, 02:08 PM     Post subject: Standard staking arrangements #1 (permalink)  
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Hi all,

I'm wondering if someone can give me some advice. I want to stake a friend of mine for ~25 buyins.
What standard staking agreements exist? Should I consider his rakeback?
I am assuming I can ask for payments at the end of each month.
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Old 05-18-2008, 01:11 AM #2 (permalink)  
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The most common arrangement is 50% of profits plus stakeback, with the staker bearing 100% of the losses if the stakee loses (although I have heard of arrangements where if the stake is lost but a future stake is set up, past losses are made good before any profit share is paid to the stakee).

Not sure about rakeback but I would imagine that it would form part of the profit pool to be shared.
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 i think you should definitely consider rakeback. that is the most consistent pay you will get, and you would be missing out on a lot of money.
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