You don't mention anything about make up at the end of the stake. I don't know much at all about staking, but I know how to analyze investments. If you have no make up when the stake is over, then I would talk to them seriously about aggressive bankroll management in the event things go well. This gives you the opportunity to increase the outward bound curve of your potential profit but never actually putting up any risk yourself. It truly can be stress free at that point I would think. I would like to see some pros talk about this one though because I feel like everyone has a backer.

any word on dates kb?

haha all right. hope to see it here but appreciate when material isn't necessarily behind a paywall. (actually do you even need to be logged in to read articles lol) i've only just recently started selling action and it's going a lot better than i had anticipated. because interest is actually this high, i want to make sure i get things right from the get go. i hate disappointing people, and it would be nice to see a sort of list talking about all the things you need to consider. it's really easy for me to say “i'm likely better than 10% of the field” but it's more difficult for me to say “this field is notoriously filled with multiple entries from a core group of breakeven regs who shoot themselves in the foot by punting stacks through misadjustments in the reentry period, causing my edge to increase dramatically when they have deeper stacks 3-4 hours in far less often than they would otherwise” and THEN give a number for it. im really good at finding things to talk about. i'm really bad at quantifying them in the grand scheme of things.