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[QUOTE="Crippler450, post: 376064, member: 5306"] It sounds like a good deal to me. I would love to play in poker tournaments where I am not risking any of my own money. 10% seems a little low, just because I may not play my best game knowing that I can only win 10% of the prize money for myself. I think a better situation (if you are confident in your own skills) is to pay half of the entry fee yourself, and keep about 60% of the winnings. For example, if the buy-in is $200, and you win $1200, you keep $720 and your sponsor gets $480. That way you have more motivation to do well, but you only have to pay half of the entry fee. It seems like a better situation for both you and your sponsor in my opinion. [/QUOTE]
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