JBGambler
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Impossible to sell it, it depends on the situation of each one, maybe I needed the money or it did not give much emotional value, but I would not sell it personally
A
acemenow
Legend
Bronze Level
Depends on what's important to you and where you are at in your life. Easy to judge someone else's actions from your own frame of reference without living in that person's shoes.
Personally, I am not one for memorabilia. Then again, I am not out to prove anything to anyone, just myself. I will know what I did (winning a small Tourney is a bid deal now, winning a large one! I would never forget.
Possession of the bracelet will not not change that.
Not that I would just give it away, but a if WSOP bracelet got me 3k when I was broke, I can imagine a number of scenarios I would be glad I was able to trade it in if the $$$ was needed.
Personally, I am not one for memorabilia. Then again, I am not out to prove anything to anyone, just myself. I will know what I did (winning a small Tourney is a bid deal now, winning a large one! I would never forget.
Possession of the bracelet will not not change that.
Not that I would just give it away, but a if WSOP bracelet got me 3k when I was broke, I can imagine a number of scenarios I would be glad I was able to trade it in if the $$$ was needed.
slicheri93
Legend
Bronze Level
Why would someone sell it? if you won a good amount of money from the tournament why sell something you worked for so hard?? The person probably lost all his money that he earned. I would keep it as a memory and as a throphy to remind me of what i won.
Zzzms
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I'd consider pawning it in a bind if necessary, but you have to get a bracelet back man.
