Playing for an investor need not be so complicated if all parties are of understanding and agreement. As has been the case with me in the past all investors are required to leave investment in for a predetermined amount of time. The amount of time is based on an average of amount of play and advantage, whereas the investors chances of gain are agreed as optimal for them. If you can't come up with an average for your play, then you either have not played enough, or learned how to sim properly. Of course there may be moments wher a certain game may far exceed your average expectation, but that is not a problem. There should never be a case where you play far lower than average. All flux in this area should be to the positive. In most cases with investors the goal is not intended to build bankroll but play in the confines of it. As their is a time limit of investment the goal is more of straight profit sharing as opposed to building bank. So what is then common is to determine breaking bank goals during the time frame of the investment. What I mean by this is, set a profit goal and split it everytime it is reached. The usual split is 50/50 for player and investor with all expenses coming off the top before the split. This will allow for multiple paydays during the period of investment. Of course with the small chance of loss or no profit during the term of investment, the invester takes the loss of funds, the player takes the loss of time, having worked for no pay. At the end of agreed investment term if all is well then the investor if so chooses can invest once again. But as the player any agreement should be amended based on any playing changes that may have arose since the last agreement.
going rate for AP's??
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