Investing in Poker
December 17th, 2008 9:32 AM
By Admin
At a time when global markets are in turmoil and long term investing is riskier than ever. There is another form of investing rising to the top. That's staking! If your not familiar with the term, staking is when you invest in a poker player and win a percentage of their winnings, and if you think poker is a game of chance, you need to reexamine the numbers! There are many people making consistant money by staking poker players, and you can too!
Our Staking system makes investing in poker players, or being invested in, the easiest process in the world. All you need is a PokerByTrade account and a real money poker account, and you are on your way!
What makes our staking site unique is the ease of use that our system offers. By visiting your account you can see all your investments in one neat place with up to the minute updates on the values of your investments and any changes for the day. Similar to the stock market you can see any changes in value.
We offer 2 types of staking, Simple Stakes, and Stock Investing. With Simple Stakes you decide what you want to invest in. Our staking system allows you to define the stake and even determine rules for who can or cannot apply. While viewing your applications you can see players on site ROI for all pertinent games, see past stake success, how much they are invested in the site, and even direct links to their OPR or thepokerdb. Delete applications your not interested in and then make an educated decision as to who you want to invest in.
With Stock Investing, Poker players post a poker project with a detailed description of the plan, timeframe, and bankroll rules. You get to buy as little or as much as you want in that player, and then watch as the bankroll moves. You can buy or sell ongoing stocks in real time as well. Only here at PokerByTrade.com, your investments aren't determined by oil prices, what countries are at war, or other extenuating factors!
What are you waiting for! PokerByTrade is the new way to do poker investing. It's time to see what were all about! |