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Re: even more irony
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They get most their revenue from advertising, so they have to keep the viewership numbers up (free issues). Only the pros are going to pay the subscripion price - its a business expense to them and they will pay a lot, so CP charges a lot. [/ QUOTE ] Why would pros pay the subscription price for Cardplayer? First, pros likely don't need to read advice from Roy West or any of the fluff. Second, a pro is likely to pick one up for free in a casino. |
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Re: even more irony
this was my initial reaction as well.
pros are probably the last people who would take out a subscription for card-player imo. i wil pick up a copy at the Horseshoe in Tunica when i play there....but thats only about once a month. i just miss the other articles....and i dont think i'm missing much. most of it is fluff. i do enjoy the articles from the poker 'pros' writing about their first online experiences. "there are buttons to raise and call and fold....the site i played on offered tables at 1/2, 2/4, 3/6, 5/10 and 10/20. they also offer little things called 'chat-boxes' in the corner so that you can hold conversations with your opponents"...etc etc. i've read a couple of these before. almost everytime i read Sexton's article it goes something like 'did you know that a lot of people are watching the WPT?? it's becoming a very very popular show!!' there's usually a couple of decent articles in there. but nothing even close to the Sklansky and Malmuth articles that i regularly enjoyed. some real mind-benders among their contributions. |
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Re: 2+2 and Cardplayer
Luke is starting to anger me....
I guess nobody else cares. Luke |
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