I think I have the right horse, but since you're both decent guys, I'd hate for the loser to lose that much $$$ without getting a nice drink or meal out of it. When Vit had his offer of 10K and then lowered it to 6K to Wrong Way, it was easy to hope the fool would lose $$$$ and get nothing but the scorn he deserved because he's a classless asshole. Of course Wrong Way chickened out so no such luck. I'm just surprised you would counter offer the lower amount after the confidence you exhibited before.
You can get certain things when you cash in a tournament. That is indisputable proof. It's my name and it's the same name as on my ticket invoices.....along with my picture ID........is proof.
Uh, you might not care about my shit but I do. It's why the price is high....nothing stopping you from posting or pm'ing my name to one of these knuckleheads and that causes a huge problem.
Stated income mortgages banks made to borrowers (loans with no income verification) was one of the reasons the banking industry failed a few years ago.
Verification on Schedule A of your tax returns is a reasonable form of scoring a wager. If I go up to $10,000 will you verify by showing me the year you reported your winnngs?
It is the fairest and simplest way to confirm a wager. Any other information you provide, including your ID will have the same information on it.
I believe you have offered your tax returns as confirmation in previous wagers on this site. Again, I don't want to see your entire tax returns, just one schedule, Schedule A.
I never said there was a prior bet amount between you and him. Shockingly, I don't follow this morning noon and night like some sick stalkers around here, so I don't know if there was. I said on this one, when he offered an amount, I'm surprised you didn't jump at it, instead of lower it, with the confidence you previously exhibited.
Look man, I am not going to beat you up about this but showing me 1 page of your tax returns shouldn't be a deal killer. If you aren't willing to show me that you reported the winnings than we will just have to let it go. I could come up with the additional funds but no point in pursuing it if not showing me Schedule A is not negotiable.
Think about it, there is no more information on that page than there will be on your passport or other ID. If you change your mind, let me know
Think about it, there is no more information on that page than there will be on your passport or other ID. If you change your mind, let me know
mountain, lots of posters have been down this familiar road. He won't accept.
He'll stall, make the dumbest excuses and continue to bluff...it's what he always does. I bet the dependent obese basement-dwelling welfare recluse doesn't even know what a flush is. He's totally full of shit but just like a crack addict in denial, he'll say anything to keep up the charade, oblivious to the fact everyone knows except the man in the mirror.
vtard and AAAktard are mentally unstable and need professional help. Seriously.
He'll stall, make the dumbest excuses and continue to bluff...it's what he always does. I bet the dependent obese basement-dwelling welfare recluse doesn't even know what a flush is. He's totally full of shit but just like a crack addict in denial, he'll say anything to keep up the charade, oblivious to the fact everyone knows except the man in the mirror.
vtard and AAAktard are mentally unstable and need professional help. Seriously.
It has nothing to do with confidence, $5,000 is a lot of money. It has more to do with wagering the amount that I can lose without creating a hardship; wagering with your head.
I am not going to rehash the previous posts but Vit insinuated that he made a $10,000 wager a few days ago and that I cut it in half, leading to your premature comment. He named the amount tonight and a few minutes later I cut it in half. Again, I am not going to argue about that but you both know what he said had nothing to do with any previous wager.
I never said it did. I saw Vit's offer tonight of 10K, 3K, I saw your counter of 5K, 1K, and I commented.
Just for curiosity, why are you insisting on his tax return schedule A? If he has proof of the poker winnings amount with his name, his picture and name ID showing it's him with the same name, and the same name on the Phils ticket voucher, why do you need more? Maybe he filed a joint return and doesn't need you to see his wife's name?
I'm not devious, so I don't know for sure, but I would think it would be easier to create a fake tax return schedule A, then make a fake verification of Poker winnings from the Borgata or wherever, a fake Drivers License Photo ID, and a Fake Phillies and 76ers Season ticket voucher. Anyway, you guys can hash it out or not.
Last word on this. I would have him sign IRS form 4506-T to confirm the tax returns. I would pay for the service and we could confirm what he showed me and what was actually reported. Again, for $10,000 I would confirm everything he told me. You may accept these other forms of verification but for $10,000 I would have to be 100% certain.
I think people are getting tired of these posts clogging up a thread so I will leave it up to vit. I am in for the wager but my verification standards will be high as would any individual wagering $10,000
