EPTOn February 11 2011 18:28 disciple wrote:![[image loading]](http://www.teamliquid.net/staff/disciple/bisufezza.jpg)
B I S U number plate LOL
GOM posts Top 20 Earning Players - Page 3
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Striding Strider
United Kingdom787 Posts
B I S U number plate LOL | ||
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mapthesoul
Trinidad/Tobago429 Posts
On February 11 2011 18:51 Striding Strider wrote: B I S U number plate LOL Number plate is shopped. :p ![[image loading]](http://www.fomos.kr/board/photo/1234077194_1.JPG) | ||
disciple
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Striding Strider
United Kingdom787 Posts
<3 Bisu. | ||
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alepov
Netherlands1132 Posts
On February 11 2011 18:45 Sub40APM wrote: the disparity between earnings is astonishing. Top 3 made more than a lawyer in a big American law firm [after tax]. Then the next 2 made more than the average income in the United States and another three did pretty well for themselves too. top lawyer only makes 100k in usa? :/ thought its the land of golden opportunities and shit | ||
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bigjenk
United States1543 Posts
On February 11 2011 18:45 Sub40APM wrote: the disparity between earnings is astonishing. Top 3 made more than a lawyer in a big American law firm [after tax]. Then the next 2 made more than the average income in the United States and another three did pretty well for themselves too. Those are first year numbers for graduates from a decent law school, or city or county lawyers. Most private lawyers make 250k+ and partners in major firms 500k+ Wish numbers were more accurate with checking 500-3k tournies as some players have racked up a lot of money nickel and diming around. | ||
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Sub40APM
6336 Posts
On February 11 2011 19:01 bigjenk wrote: Those are first year numbers for graduates from a decent law school, or city or county lawyers. Most private lawyers make 250k+ and partners in major firms 500k+ Wish numbers were more accurate with checking 500-3k tournies as some players have racked up a lot of money nickel and diming around. Those are first year numbers for graduates from a top 10 law school, taking into account taxes. In NYC it would be around 93k actually, if you dont have to pay SS and medicare taxes because you are a foreigner. Partners in major law firms make a minimum of 800k and up, with the 'best' law firms averaging at around 3 million. But imagine how that skews the overall salary scale. But to make partner, well good luck! out of maybe 100 graduates, maybe 1 or 2 will make it. | ||
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MrSexington
United States1768 Posts
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bigjenk
United States1543 Posts
On February 11 2011 19:10 Sub40APM wrote: Those are first year numbers for graduates from a top 10 law school, taking into account taxes. In NYC it would be around 93k actually, if you dont have to pay SS and medicare taxes because you are a foreigner. Partners in major law firms make a minimum of 800k and up, with the 'best' law firms averaging at around 3 million. But imagine how that skews the overall salary scale. But to make partner, well good luck! out of maybe 100 graduates, maybe 1 or 2 will make it. Honestly those numbers include a high number of do gooders who do non profit or government work which pays crap compared to private sector. Would be pretty cool if they had a list as acurate as they do with athletes including endorsements and private appearences. | ||
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NeWnAr
Singapore231 Posts
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Sub40APM
6336 Posts
On February 11 2011 19:16 bigjenk wrote: Honestly those numbers include a high number of do gooders who do non profit or government work which pays crap compared to private sector. Would be pretty cool if they had a list as acurate as they do with athletes including endorsements and private appearences. Someone making 50k on government salary skews the numbers worst than someone making 3 million when the 'median' is at 100k? ^_^ Again, iam talking about people from a top 10 law school where no one voluntarily works for government or non profit stuff [unless its some high end shit that they then parlay into something lucrative]. Plus there is the little matter of those crippling 10% student loans. Trust me -- being a lawyer in the states, in this economy, is super super overrated. Hence the significantly larger number of alcoholics and drug addicts in the profession as compared to the general population. | ||
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Smigi
United States328 Posts
On February 11 2011 19:16 MrSexington wrote: Why does MVP have less than $87,000? Thats what I was wondering. | ||
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Mithriel
Netherlands2969 Posts
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uNiGNoRe
Germany1115 Posts
On February 11 2011 19:16 MrSexington wrote: Why does MVP have less than $87,000? Because 1st place is 44300$. Only the pre seasons had that much. For reference | ||
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Smigi
United States328 Posts
However, if MVP's earning are calculated into the mix, he would be the highest for sure. | ||
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Tachion
Canada8573 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:29 Smigi wrote: Nestea is making some $$$!! However, if MVP's earning are calculated into the mix, he would be the highest for sure. ...His earnings are calculated in. Unless he got a small extra amount from the team league, those figures are up to date. | ||
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gogogadgetflow
United States2583 Posts
On February 11 2011 19:01 alepov wrote: top lawyer only makes 100k in usa? :/ thought its the land of golden opportunities and shit We have a too many lawyers... | ||
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
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Weavel
Finland9223 Posts
On February 11 2011 17:46 ehcg wrote: Yeah this list is so much better. Good effort by GOM though.It's a good list and everything but http://ehcg.djgamblore.com/ has much better info if you are interested in that kind of thing. | ||
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MrSexington
United States1768 Posts
On February 11 2011 21:46 Weavel wrote: Yeah this list is so much better. Good effort by GOM though. Weird. Why did some people's earnings go down compared to the GOM list... like everyone in between Jinro and Idra. O well... doesn't matter. | ||
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