Cheating on the gulf coast
What exactly is going on down south, the same stable of players literally has won every event for the past year.. i know
Any of these guys cashed a WSOP event yet, hendon mob doesn't show anything. Maybe they aren't there?
The circuit guys who buy in 10+ times don't fare well at the WSOP where re-entries can be capped or the registration line caps their ability to fire a large number of bullets.
On another note I was playing cash with a guy who backed a circuit grinder for a while. He said he won three rings and he told his horse it would have been a lot cheaper to just buy the damn rings.
The circuit guys who buy in 10+ times don't fare well at the WSOP where re-entries can be capped or the registration line caps their ability to fire a large number of bullets.
On another note I was playing cash with a guy who backed a circuit grinder for a while. He said he won three rings and he told his horse it would have been a lot cheaper to just buy the damn rings.
Was his horse a fierce competitor? lol
The circuit guys who buy in 10+ times don't fare well at the WSOP where re-entries can be capped or the registration line caps their ability to fire a large number of bullets.
On another note I was playing cash with a guy who backed a circuit grinder for a while. He said he won three rings and he told his horse it would have been a lot cheaper to just buy the damn rings.
I've had total bustos min buying into low stakes games bragging about a circuit ring from years ago. A circuit ring and 3 dollars will get you on the subway in NYC.
From what it appears that stable has fired hard during summer for nearly a decade, with no substantial results
other than some crazy outlier like winning colossus this isn't surprising. ROIs on low stakes tournaments just aren't high enough to make real money long term. Then add in people playing like **** trying to gamble to run up a stack and rebuying constantly and where does long term profit actually come from?
Like I said months ago there is a reason these bustos are still backed in 400 dollar tournaments after years of being "fierce competitors" and it's not bc they're making any meaningful money in them.
other than some crazy outlier like winning colossus this isn't surprising. ROIs on low stakes tournaments just aren't high enough to make real money long term. Then add in people playing like **** trying to gamble to run up a stack and rebuying constantly and where does long term profit actually come from?Like I said months ago there is a reason these bustos are still backed
Yea they just gotta get enough of the dirty money on paper thats all their operation is
The circuit guys who buy in 10+ times don't fare well at the WSOP where re-entries can be capped or the registration line caps their ability to fire a large number of bullets.
On another note I was playing cash with a guy who backed a circuit grinder for a while. He said he won three rings and he told his horse it would have been a lot cheaper to just buy the damn rings.
Now that I think about it, the new app makes it so you can skip lines in like 90 percent of the events
Hundreds of thousands in buyins, 1 mincash so far this summer for the fierce competitor
Playing low stakes tournaments full time is like having a factory job where you get paid in lottery tickets.
Preston 2nd/4 in the $2500 Freezeout today
Chipleader has 30bigs. Preston has 20bb and 14bb and 10bb for other two.
I know this thread will be rooting hard for him
Playing low stakes tournaments full time is like having a factory job where you get paid in lottery tickets.
Great analogy and I would 100% find a way to work there part time lol.
Hundreds of thousands in buyins, 1 mincash so far this summer for the fierce competitor
That's gotta hurt. Although I see below this where Leo said he was deep in a 2500 so they probably won back some of it.
This is one of my favorite threads on here. Just some great lines and I love the revolt
looks like they underestimated how many fierce competitors there are in Vegas.
The discrepancy between the results these guys are having locally and on the WSOP is an enormous red flag, indicative of cheating. Either dealer involvement or some kind of collusion/signalling that makes them benefit with several people on the same table which will happen frequently in smaller tournaments locally. And dont come with the "the fields are so soft" BS.
The discrepancy between the results these guys are having locally and on the WSOP is an enormous red flag, indicative of cheating. Either dealer involvement or some kind of collusion/signalling that makes them benefit with several people on the same table which will happen frequently in smaller tournaments locally. And dont come with the "the fields are so soft" BS.
Does the guy who got 4th in a 1300 entry freezeout not count?
Larger fields with more pros actually would account for a discrepancy in results compared to smaller fields full of recs no?
I hate stable guys as much as the next rec but what you're saying logically is incorrect
Preston won another ring in Cherokee this past weekend. The notion that he is a cheater is one of the dumbest things Ive read on the internet in awhile and thats saying something.
Preston won another ring in Cherokee this past weekend. The notion that he is a cheater is one of the dumbest things Ive read on the internet in awhile and thats saying something.
Why are none of these circuit and rungood regulars at the EASIEST stop to get a ring and win money?
New Orleans.
Which tournament crew and staff are not in New Orleans?
Preston won another ring in Cherokee this past weekend. The notion that he is a cheater is one of the dumbest things Ive read on the internet in awhile and thats saying something.
the notion that these fierce competitors aren't at minimum colluding is laughable. a whole team of players, playing under the same bankroll that can't do **** in poker outside of one area in small field events is playing straight up. good one. They're also such crushers that after years and years they still need to be staked in these dirt stake ring events. give me a break.
