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Message: [QUOTE="dimon4ik89, post: 7070569, member: 277875"] Perhaps you know more than I do about franchising and business in general, to be honest I'm not even interested in this topic. As for backing funds and poker in general, I think my knowledge is deeper than yours). I corresponded with three backing funds. My friend works as a coach in one of them, and another friend of mine played for the second fund. All these funds are Russian-speaking and the contracts are roughly the same in all of them, except for some nuances. The contract specifies the number of tournaments you need to play. The minimum contract, if I'm not mistaken, includes 3000-4000 tournaments, provided that you play at least 300-400 tournaments per month. If you're always playing in the red and there comes a time when you're in the black, you have the right to break the contract. You can break the contract at the moment when you don't owe the fund anything. These are their terms. There may be funds that you write about, but to be honest I have never encountered them or even heard of them. I will repeat myself once again: I consider the terms of cooperation to be fair regarding the funds and my friend's proposal. I cannot say whether it is profitable or not, since fairness is not always profitable. For me, fairness, respect and honor are always in the foreground. I never put money first. If you have any questions regarding poker, ask, I will be glad to help. And so I consider the discussion over, I think we have discussed everything. Good luck at the poker tables)! [/QUOTE]

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