[underpressure69]

is he still playing with mutiny?
I seen he played phoenix with ironmen

[Naut]

He now plays for the Ironmen

[underpressure69]

i know that is he still on mutiny for uspl/nppl

[Tntrm69]

No, I don't think so

[Tom222]

Originally Posted by underpressure69

.......is he still on mutiny for uspl/nppl

Nope

[underpressure69]

dang..
I liked him and he was really good

[Brad C.]

Originally Posted by underpressure69

dang..
I liked him and he was really good

He still is really good.

[Tom222]

Originally Posted by Brad C.

He still is really good.

Agreed

[underpressure69]

Yea but i am saying i only seen him play a few points with ironmen and he helped out mutiny alot

[Tom222]

He has to wear Ironmen gear and shoot his NT.....which is a conflict.

[317NTK317]

Adam Geis sold out his friends and team to play for the Iron Men to the tune of: (Keep in mind this is speculation and not confirmed, but I'd be willing to bet it's pretty spot on)

2 Dye NT's ($3K)

3 Event plane tix ($750)

8 Practice plane tix ($2K)

Assorted Dye gear. ($1K)


Approximate Total Sell Out Package: $6,750.

It basically breaks down to $1,000 per player. I guess we were all worth about a G a piece to Mr. Geis when he decided to sign the deal.

Lucky for me, all of my current teammates and myself value each other at far more than a G a piece.

Some players are team players, some players are contract players.

Regardless, Adam is where Adam wants to be and I'd rather him be playing with the Iron Men if that's where his heart is. The Iron Men are a great team, and he is a great player. I'm sure he will fit in well there, and hopefully for his sake, they will win some pro tournaments while he is around so he has something to show for it all.

[paintball_junkie187]

^^^^^ and this is why I have absolutely nothing but complete respect for Tommy, Tholey and the rest of Mutiny

[spgunner]

he decided to stop paying cant say i really blame him if i put my life into this game and i was broke id go to ironmen but thats just me

[pinky]

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[InDy_Baller]

Do most pro players still have full time jobs? I looked and first place for psp pro is 12,000. Not a lot of money...

[317JHowe317]

yes 90% of pro players have full time jobs. and $12,000 is alot of money compared to what most tournaments pay. your correct it isnt much money but its better than $0

[spgunner]

Originally Posted by 317NTK317

It basically breaks down to $1,000 per player. I guess we were all worth about a G a piece to Mr. Geis when he decided to sign the deal.

but josh is worth 2g's sir

[joejoe61689]

Thats pretty unfair to say about him considering he is a stand up guy and has a $80,000 bill hanging over his head from college. When you can live the dream of playing paintball for free with some legends of the game, in san diego, i do not blame him at all for leaving. Good luck adam! I wish the best to you bud

[Squeak54]

but to say you quit for military reasons and sell out and bounce is not

[joejoe61689]

dang...didnt know that lol. O well, its tough to tell your best friends that you want to move on, but he prolly should have just been straight up with you guys

[317NTK317]

And it would be cool if people who were totally uneducated to the situation didn't come onto our team forum telling us what we've said is "unfair" or try telling us what actions are justifiable and what aren't. You don't have 6 plus years of time and thousands and thousands of dollars invested in our team, players and program. Nor do you know what really happened or why things transpired the way they did.

I tried to be very factual and fair in my statement earlier, and I used the gear / dollars per player analogy as a way for people to actually see what he left us for.

I would suggest keeping comments like this one to yourself when it comes to dealing with teams and the players they've lost. Especially when issues like this go multi years deep and ended on a sour note.