RJT said:
I do know of teams that have been formed over the internet. Some sucessful and some not so sucessful. I would not however recommend to anyone looking for team mates online and the teams that have been sucessful have had 100x more problems than teams formed from people that knew each other.
The potential advantages of team play are huge - the raise in playable unit and reduction in varience being the most obvious - but they are far outweighed by the lack of knowledge of and trust you can have of someone you've only spoken to online.
Think like an advantage player; you should only ever take an acceptable risk, and trusting your hard earned $$$ to someone you met online if far from acceptable.RJT.
I don't know - I thought the BP routine has been pretty much killed by NME. Guess I'm used to AC.
And I thought the players probably aren't entrusted with more than a session bankroll. Say 30 units or so, for the day. So losing a 12000 wad would be tough.
But, yeah, there's a reason team members may be subject to a polygraph test. Or so I thought.
As Mulder would say, trust no one.
I find many aspects of team play extremely complex.
So, if I'm not an investor, can I still win money because I'm a great player that any investor would love to have on his team? Are there ever any pure non-playing investors? One of a million questions.