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11-13-2003, 01:20 PM
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Re: hold em or real stud
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FWIW, DS also published his tournament "system" and stated that he felt the no limit aspect of NLHE took away much of the advantage of skilled players. He advocated a round-robin type match (a la HOSE HORSE, etc.) to determine the world poker champion. [/ QUOTE ] That isn't what round-robin means. 
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#12
11-13-2003, 04:45 PM
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Re: hold em or real stud
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[ QUOTE ] round-robin type match (a la HOSE HORSE, etc.) to determine the world poker champion. [/ QUOTE ] That isn't what round-robin means. [/ QUOTE ] I realize that, but I was trying to find a succinct way to describe a rotating-game match and that metephor seemd to fit. After I typed it I realized it might be miscontrued so I added the "a la hose, horse" bit in hopes of clarifying. A ha! I just said what I originally tried to say. Let me try again. DS advocated a rotating-game match (a la hose, horse, etc.) to determine the poker world champion. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
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#13
11-14-2003, 01:19 PM
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Re: hold em or real stud
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DS also published his tournament "system" [/ QUOTE ] I saw a thread about this a while ago in DS book Tournament Poker, he said there was an unknown player a few years ago that finished second using a similar method, did anyone nail down who that was? I was thinking it was the guy that finished behind Scotty Nguyen in 98? any thoughts? Kevin McBride, right? tobdog
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