BB Players Paid Yet?
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Not everyone has lost faith that big things will come from bonusball. I believe what you have said.
nothing is a guarantee, but it couldnt be looked at by better people. i'll leave it at that.
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Eric, do you really believe that Santa is going to buy this whole BB thing after the six weeks that it has had?
He didn't make all of his money throwing it at bad investments. Last I checked, he had had very little success with pool on American TV and had cut back from the amount of pool he has done in the past 4-5 year.
Mike
He didn't make all of his money throwing it at bad investments. Last I checked, he had had very little success with pool on American TV and had cut back from the amount of pool he has done in the past 4-5 year.
Mike
I hear you. If only I could find one or more people who would send me a penny tomorrow and then double the amount the next day and double each successive days cumulative total for 31 days then i could retire
Keep looking, they're out there.
Oh, and when you find them you can all invest in my "write off" deal. :thumbup:
J
You said you just want what's best for pool. You got more money than NASA and Nindendo combined, if this idea or any other idea has legs, why wouldn't you throw a penny at it?
i lost enough $$$ already, :frown:
i'm on the make up right now,
and i dont want to be in the pool biz, i decided that a while back or i'd have done something.
i really dont want to work anyways, and when you put $$ into something it becomes work.
do i owe you $20 or $10 since you played one match?
do i owe you $20 or $10 since you played one match?
You owe me nothing. I covered what wasn't.
And I know who you're biting your tongue about. Word gets around in a small town.
i lost enough $$$ already, :frown:
i'm on the make up right now,
and i dont want to be in the pool biz, i decided that a while back or i'd have done something.
i really dont want to work anyways, and when you put $$ into something it becomes work.
That's all I'm saying. You know a good money maker when you see it. You've had a chance to call, but you chose to fold. The cards aren't right.
The more people ellude to some mysterious piece of information they have about bonus ball, the more gay the whole situation becomes.
Fatboy just likes 2 pretend he is smarter than the rest of us.
Barry Hearn iz not taking over Bonus Ball
Santa is probably going to pat the elf gently on the head, ruffle his hair and say "You crazy kid." Then get on his sled and fly back to Engl.....I mean the North Pole.
Or I guess he could take over a business that was solvent for a week with no intellectual property or assets of any real value to him and try to do with it what he hasn't done with things he already owns.
Probably a coin flip.
It's intrigue. Mystery. Gossip. What else is there to talk about?
You know the song, I only care at this point because I have a couple hundred bet on BB succeeding. I should have realized that all the BBs in pool are flaky
Ah well, I am a hopeless optimist.
Now going to sweat SVB vs Cheng. "CSI checks are always good" - Sunny
This seems to let the cat out of the bag. Or maybe you and Eric have different cats in mind? Or is it different bags?
In any case, the history of innovation is littered with both corpses and success stories that began with false starts: struggling to make payroll, eating Ramen and giving out stock options in lieu of paychecks, begging for cash, second round VC financing, and so on. No matter how rough the start, I don't think you can reliably tell one from the other based on 6 weeks or even 6 months. (N.B. It's also not uncommon for founders to get the boot eventually--that can happen because they have to sell too much of their company as they scramble for cash in the early days.)
Of course, the corpses probably outnumber the successes 10:1, but even many of those corpses were able to get more than one round of cash.
Yes, the potential returns from BB are tiny in comparison to tech startups, but so are the costs. A second round investor wouldn't have to expect to recover the sunk costs incurred to date, just the moving-forward operating costs.
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If everybody's doing it.....
Since everyone else is throwing out guesses, I'll throw one out too.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=4252004
Gnight everyone,
Ray
Since everyone else is throwing out guesses, I'll throw one out too.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=4252004
Gnight everyone,
Ray