Building the first licensed poker club in the Dumaguete region (Philippines) – feedback welcome
Hi everyone,
I’ve been a poker player for many years and I’m currently working on something a bit different from the usua
The #1 most important thing is liquidity. The legal rooms I've seen fail almost all borrowed from operating funds to cover an unexpected expense, thinking they'd be able to pay it right back and failed.
To know how much liquidity you need, you have to start with a business plan. That includes how much you expect to spend to get to day 1. It has to be realistic, based on what others have spent to open similar facilities. Until you have that done, answering other questions is just wasting time. Extremely unlikely you'll get that help on this forum.
So not to you, but to the next person WHO ASKS ME whether I have one, rather than assuming that I don’t,I would even show it, since I do have one!!!Buch:Band:
I also read the regulations and it`s not allowed to post a buisnessplan ! ! ! Should know some who is here since 2007 ! ! !
