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Message: [QUOTE="Tero, post: 7070144, member: 415793"] I think any coaching that this type of co-operation provides should be very active, and not just "Go through our training materials". What your friend suggested sound similar to franchising. It is simple way (but often not cheap) to get started but not that great in long term. When you apply this to poker it becomes more blurry, but basically it is better business for the stable as long as both parties honor the agreement. So even if you would be a winning player from the start they would skim money of you long enough to make a profit from your work. 1) I do not think so. Playing with someone else's money is like taking a loan for playing. You still have to pay it back, and if this doesn't concern the player then I don't know what will. [/QUOTE]