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Think I could sell my Full Tilt account on ebay.co.uk?
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[QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 1727230, member: 71146"] I don't like this comment "only $500" The amounts in someones bankroll is irrelevant from somenoe with a $1,000,000 BR and someone with a $100.00 Br. It means just as much to each of the players, people lives and what they are accustomed too. Someone who has a million dollar BR is like anyone elses small BR. They obviously don't have a million online and thats all their life earnings/savings just like someone with a small BR A million is most likely just a BR to them, something they can afford to lose to a degree. They will have millions tucked away in other places and savings quite likely, just like someone with $100.00. The value of money is so dependant on someones lifestyle and riches in life. I'm sure Phil Ivey BR may be 10million which will be frustrating but he for sure has many other millions available, just like my BR is small - small enough to gamble with like Ivey's is small enough for him to gamble with. If we both bust, or lose the money we can if we want both deposit the same amounts again. Anyway, to the OP : I wouldn't even bother doing that even if you could sell (I doubt anyone would buy it) It wouldn't work changing address etc. It would only have you account closed down anyway and confiscated, just wait it out. [/QUOTE]
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