Finished Day 1 of the Dallas PPG Showdown Series $25K as one of only 4 undefeated players after 9 rounds.
Put a ton of time into tuning this Irelia list, and it showed. Only Irelia to make Top Cut, so the deck earned its spot. One more day to finish what I started. 🔥 🔥🏆
S/O to the boys @Challengertcg who crushed it here with me.
Our Granblue Fantasy: Relink art gallery has been updated with 28 new artworks, including new key art and characters from the upcoming Endless Ragnarok expansion!
https://t.co/VrXHsepSHG
Yasumi Matsuno é um gênio, ele só tem jogos incríveis em sua carreira:
✅Tactics Ogre
✅Final Fantasy Tactics
✅Vangrat Story
✅Tactics Advance
✅Final Fantasy XII
Esta semana não houve quórum no Senado para tratar da PEC do fim da escala 6x1. Enquanto isso, o senador Romário está nos Estados Unidos fazendo a cobertura da Copa do Mundo pela CazéTV, sem ter se licenciado do cargo. Os dias em que ele não for trabalhar serão descontados do salário dele?
If the kai’sa story is accurate, that sucks.
Prize splits are a longstanding and accepted part of competitive TCGs, poker, and many other competitive games. Players are free to enter into whatever agreements they feel are best for them. Whether or not you personally choose to split is beside the point.
The integrity of those agreements matters. Reneging on a split after learning you are the winner undermines trust and damages your reputation. If your word isn’t good when money or prizes are involved, people will naturally be hesitant to make future deals with you.
And for those saying “just don’t split” not everyone is in the same circumstances. Some players split to reduce variance, cover travel expenses, or for other personal reasons. You don’t have to make those choices yourself, but that doesn’t mean those who do deserve to be taken advantage of.
A little empathy goes a long way.