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12-10-2005, 09:55 PM
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Re: Intersting quote from \"The Professer, the Banker, and the Suicide
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I think the statement is a blantant lie. I have never seen barry or howard play the 500/1000 games online. [/ QUOTE ] Why would they play that small? [ QUOTE ] And if they are so great at no limit as they also claim why arent they playing in the 100/200 nl game on prima. [/ QUOTE ] So you repeatedly think these guys should, for whatever reason, step down in stakes. To prove themselves, or something? Interesting take. 
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12-10-2005, 10:01 PM
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Re: Intersting quote from \"The Professer, the Banker, and the Suicide
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[ QUOTE ] I think the statement is a blantant lie. I have never seen barry or howard play the 500/1000 games online. [/ QUOTE ] Why would they play that small? [ QUOTE ] And if they are so great at no limit as they also claim why arent they playing in the 100/200 nl game on prima. [/ QUOTE ] So you repeatedly think these guys should, for whatever reason, step down in stakes. To prove themselves, or something? Interesting take. [/ QUOTE ] You get in at least 2x as many hands in, and also these are not huge jump downs in stakes. And Prima has 200/400 HU NL. I dont think any of those pro's would have a singificant edge, if they have any, over guys like Prahlad, greenplastic, Erik 123 etc... They play primarily mixed games and play maybe 1/10th as many hands per month of limit or NL hold-em in particualar. There is no reason online specialists in these areas would be big underdogs.
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12-11-2005, 11:57 AM
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Re: Intersting quote from \"The Professer, the Banker, and the Suicide
500/1000 is a huge jump down from 4k/8k against the world's best, there are pros who beat 500/1k games live but get eaten up in the big game. I don't doubt that some of the big pros might haev a little trouble initially online as they adjust, but then they would crush those games provided they could keep interested long enough.
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