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Poker - Would you declare bankruptcy???
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Would you declare bankruptcy???
Hypothetically speaking....................
Would you declare bankruptcy and start from scratch if you owed 55k of poker debt? |
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The best think about internet gambling is that you have to get the money somewhere else before you gamble. In Vegas if you can't pay a marker within a certain period of time it is a felony. Instead of having Vito break you legs, the state government puts you in the slammer. In the past I had a real bad run at betting baseball games, and I was visited by Vito and friend more than once. No bankruptcy allowed.
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5 dimes from HSBC 6 dimes from citibank 8 dimes from discover 12 dimes from chase bank Can easily get out of control... hypothetically speaking |
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If you are $55k in debt then you might as well get another loan for $5k and take part in a nice MTT...
If you win the debts covered. If you dont win, well you were going bankrupt anyway so whats another $5k hypothetically speaking of course. |
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The question really is: Would you have someone else pay your debt if you wasted $55k playing a game?
Pay your own damned debts and don't expect someone else to! dagnabbit But you didn't really do that did you? Mark me SUCKER ![]() |
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instead, i would go to a financial adviser first, and then right after, a gamblers anonymous
and if you can find it, someone to give power of attorney too, so that they have control over your funds and you can;t go into further debt |
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Yea obviously id declare bankrupcy, but to get 55k in poker debt.... wow.
Your credit would be fuxed for like 7 years or whatever too from that, but I guess you wont owe 55k anymore ^^ easy solution. |
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Having been in business, and been on the losing end of far to many bankrupcies, I would say don't be a deadbeat, quit playing poker and make arangements to pay your debts!!
If this is not possible and you need to protect your family then it may well be the only solution. Either way good luck. |
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If I found myself 55K down, I would quit playing poker until it was paid off. This is assuming I was earning enough money to make such a situation possible. If I was earning less than 6-figures and this happened, I'd honestly give up playing poker for good. Then, I'd worry about trying to pay off the debt. Yes, I would declare bankruptcy if there was no other solution.
The most important thing to take from this thread is to never gamble what you can't afford to lose. |
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bankruptcy isnt the same as it used to be, you are accountable for more things than you used to be. and good luck ever getting a cent from anyone in the future after that, not that you shopuld by the sounds of it. get some freakin help.
gamblers anonomys at least have some skill before you play for cash. |
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First thing quit poker. Second get help for your addiction. Third figure out a way to pay off the debt. Bankruptcy laws would now make you liable for much of your debt anyway. You can repair bad credit, but it is hard to repair credit after declaring bankruptcy.
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omg! 55k?...haha I Know where this is going. ever see Sweden or Mexico? I suggest you do. only thing is its hard to go when your in a river with anklets on! bro your better run and quick! just the juice on your tab is going to get you a broken finger every week. bankruptcy does not apply to sharks or student loans. run forest! RUN!
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