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12-12-2004, 05:42 PM
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Re: Prop Player?
Hiya Randy -
Curious to learn about the prop player programs that you are a part of. What are some of the difficulties you have encountered and which programs are more reputable? I'm curious to know anything you can tell me. I have always wondered if this was a good option or not...something tells me that it is too good to be true, but it sounds like it's working for you. Any information that you can provide would be helpful. Thanks - PB 
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12-12-2004, 05:50 PM
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Re: Prop Player?
Well it is a good deal. I think people's natural reluctance to get involved with something they are unfamiliar with leaves some money on the table. It is a lot like dealing poker in that if people working at McDonald's knew what poker dealers made they would become poker dealers. There are a lot of programs out there and a lot of them are junk. I had someone from this board recently IM me with an offer to make a little less than half what I do now; needless to say I told him no thanks. If you can play short handed propping is for you; if you can't play short propping is not for you becasue you still need to beat the game. The sites I prop at have a lot of really bad players (a lot of the props are really bad). I will drop you an IM with some specifics.
RR
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