PP Level 3 Step buy in for sale:

[pokerlaw]

Hi all,
I bought into a step 1 cause i was semi-drunk and feeling a little antzy. placed two in a row and have a step 3 freeroll in my PP account. i have a small roll and just play for fun, so i am good w a cash out now. i could arrange that someone buy it for say, $200 even or highest bidder - and take it from me. we can work something out...

(btw - pokerlaw ain't my PP screen name)

[skipperbob]

Get drunk again; parlay the S-3 into an S-5; contact me I'll pay $600 for the S-5 entry

[CUonCRUISE]

Better yet, get drunk go to step 5, win and transfer the money to skipperbob's account. Seriously, I don't think you can transfer them.

[skipperbob]

The only way to do it (that I know; because I have done it) is to give Buyer password to your account (after you have emptied all real $$$)...Let Buyer play S-5...trust that Buyer will leave behind agreed-to-purchase-price...It can work...Somebody has to be "first" trusting sole

[pokerlaw]

That is the kindof thing that i was thinking, and while it would require myself to trust the buyer and vice versa. I would empty the peanutes in my account currently, and then give my password to the buyer in exchange for $$. as my name might indicate, i am a soon to be lawyer and can be trusted to uphold my end of the bargain...i'll be sitting on the seat for awhile, so anyone interested, let me know...

[spentrent]

$600 seems a little low... I'm thinking of getting into a Step 5 sales career and I know I'd expect it to be a little more lucrative...

[rybones]

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i am a soon to be lawyer and can be trusted

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anyone else find this funny?

[pokerlaw]

hahaha yeah, i thought that after i wrote it. screw it, i'm gonna gamble, the worst i could lose is $12. wish me luck.

however, I think that partypoker, or another poker site, should faciliiate markets that allow plyers to sell things such as Step 3 seats and other seats that are won via satellites. its only a matter of time really.

[skipperbob]

I'm the funniest mf'r on the forum; but "trusting-a-soon-to-be-lawyer" takes the cake

[skipperbob]

"It's worth what somebody will pay for it"- J.M.K.