@LexVeldhuis I don't play enough tournaments to judge but in cash games nowadays, I play mostly 5/10 and 10/20 and the regs go completely bananas with big suited aces on boards like these.
@BobsGotaWagon@CanadiensMTL Pretty sure he broke his big toe and didn't make the trip, I had the same injury a few years back and it's a pain in the ass, for me it was about 6 to 8 weeks before I could act normal again.
@padspoker I can't remember the name of the tournaments but just before black friday Full Tilt had introduced tournaments where you had multiple entries with multiple stacks on different tables and if you made it deep you could have 2 stacks merge on the final table, it was my crack cocaine
@LexVeldhuis The GG algorithm is always there to punish people so it was always 98 or 77 regardless, no way the action would've went that way pre if it was against 10's or Aces.
@TheCaitlynBot Where the hell is this guy playing? Nearly all of the tournaments I play online are re entries 25 out of 11k makes no sense whatsoever and how is he getting a nearly 24% win rate? 2,600 wins out of 11,000 tournaments? What are those tournaments 9 people sit and go?
@OrevaZSN The same company who owns YouTube has been doing 10 times more "dominance" on the internet, literally no one in the new generations know about Yahoo or AltaVista
@ryandcrypto You guys have no clue how the world works and it shows, the dot com bubble busted because the companies hardly had revenue back then, if your company made a billion it was insanity, Amazon made 2 billion in 2000, last year? They made 2 billion every single day.
@EckhartsLadder@SportsOnPrimeCA It's because they cheat their way via corporate sponsorships that's factored in the revenue, you do that for a few years, boost your revenue on paper and then sell the team for a ridiculous amount of money in a few years.
@jordanhay__@cptdankkk The agent did that as part of negotiation 101, don't take the first deal and squeeze them for more, his ego got in the way and look surprise surprise he got more in the end.
@hockeyaccent1 Kreider is going to take Slaf under his wing and show him the right way to play in the playoffs, that could change the future of Slaf forever and maybe even someone like Florian Xhekaj if we bring him in too, we have nothing to lose honestly.