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Old 12-12-2005, 02:17 PM
mgsimpleton mgsimpleton is offline
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Default Re: Party Poker Shortstack Abuse

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Party would have no problem losing its multi-tabling pros.

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are you kidding? which do you think a site likes more, having sharks clean out the fishies very quickly or having several weak tight nits trading small amounts of money back and forth, producing a max rake on every pot all the while?
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Old 12-12-2005, 02:24 PM
Rococo Rococo is offline
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Default Re: Party Poker Shortstack Abuse

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Party risks losing high stakes players to other sites.


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This shouldnt be mentioned. Sites dont want "high stakes players." Instead it should be said that "people in general prefer" or... "most players whom i know prefer" a different blind structure. Party would have no problem losing its multi-tabling pros.

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I didn't say anything about pros. Party clearly considers it a competitive necessity to offer high stakes games. Otherwise they wouldn't do so. I find it hard to believe that they offer the games but don't want anyone to play in them. In any case, most of the money does not come from the big games, no matter who is playing in them. All that being said, I agree it doesn't make sense to mention stakes.
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