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-10k start, from November 1st to October 31st (BC is end) -3 executors that buy in for 1k a piece, the other 7k is bought up by investors, minimun $250 (max 2 shares) -tickets are played into pools with AT LEAST 1 million in the pool There is a way that we can have a conference call each time, so people can actually gain some knowledge from us bozos. The conference call system is like $10 per call, unlimited people, and I think there is a way to mute everyone but the commentators. I am all for running this shindig, I would just need some advice on how to handle taxes because you can do it a couple difference ways. I would also have no issue starting this from July 1st to October 31st as kind of a feeler, we get 5k together for 4 months, play 5 tickets, with one of them being on the BC, and see how things work. July 1st details -Three people put in $500 each, the other $3500 put together by $250 shares (14 shares) (max 2 per person) Last edited by Scav : 06-12-2008 at 10:19 AM. |
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weren’t you an accounting major? come on man crunch the numbers and make it an LLC... what? i mean i'm down to chase some big pools with ya'll my only question is: - do the players that put in the majority of the money have more "pull" or influence on the ticket and structure then say the 1-2 share cat? Or is this a gathering of minds and people's picks won't be judged by their investment size? just a curious little question either way, draw it up and i'll have my attorney get back to ya -bt- |
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The opportunity to listen to the conversation via a conference call type format would be available(probably at 7:30pm the night before), where us three would be talking out the card and coming up with ideas, but a gathering of the minds can cause controversy and chaos, which isn't what this is about. When buying into a syndicate, not all people have a say, you are buying into an investment opportunity and trusting the people in charge to turn a profit. Obviously this is on a much smaller scale then most sydicates, but I can tell you that you will have some run for the money you will be investing, being alive on a 1k ticket is a hell of a lot easier then being alive on a $24 ticket. |
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As far as the LLC, there are major issues with that when it comes to this. When signing a tax form, 1099-G, it goes to the person, you can't assign it to a 'company'.
Can someone post the lingo for the Twin Spires Players Pool, I would like to read on they handle it. If I remember correctly, they say that you are responsible for your own taxes, but I want to know what they do when the ticket pays over 10k, and the government takes 25% |
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$250 minimum? You're going to end up with over 20 people splitting the pot. Seems like it would be too much of a hassle if a pick 6 was hit.
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It is capped at 10k |
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For Steve. We got 5/6 and played again. Very messy. |
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I had to drive to Saratoga each day because I didn't have a telephone account at the time and wanted to get track odds at the harness track instead of OTB prices closer by...
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Im in on the passive side. Like the idea Scavs. Need to get our best 3-4 handicappers on the board to take care of the selections, ticket structure and money management.
Always wanted to be part of a syndicate....
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I'm the type that likes to live or die with my own handicapping.
I have split a few tickets with friends and it drives me crazy (no offense whatsoever meant by that). I would need to know who was calling the shots with the tickets before I could invest. I have tremendous respect for certain 'cappers here and would feel completely comfortable handing my money over to them. Others, no so much. ![]() |
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Actually, it's a nickname that GPK (I think) gave him that has a nice ring to it.
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Never have and never will call him Scaverino...I was the one who dubbed him dumbass |
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For shits and giggles, what the hell are they doing putting a 47k ticket into that thing yesterday, I consider that gross negligence.
Lets say they take down the whole pool on that 47k. THey are still only getting like 70/1 on that action. The chance of taking down the whole pool, was almost impossible yesterday given the first race was only a two horse race |
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