I learned my lesson twenty years ago to stop playing online poker. It never felt right, even when I come out ahead. Too many shenanigans.
You got that right.
I learned my lesson twenty years ago to stop playing online poker. It never felt right, even when I come out ahead. Too many shenanigans.
Um, how about go clean up at the $20/$40 and shut the fuck up.
I’m just disappointed with people rationalizing it and even justifying it.
I have no problems with what Ivey pulled. That situation was only possible because the casino failed to follow basic procedures
because they wanted the action.
I played very few hands against Bill Perkins, who sat in a game I understood was rampant with professionals who were ghosting. I thought since many on the site were using pros to play for them (which was clear by the uniquely high level of play) at the time it felt acceptable for me to be playing. Unfortunately Bill got caught in the crossfire and I'm very sorry for that.
While I don't think it's fair that I’ve been singled out for something many were much more guilty of, I accept that as a role model for the poker community my punishment should be disproportionate compared to a normal player. I hold myself to a high standard of ethics and aspire to be devoid of inequity, but I still make mistakes and am sorry for my actions. I will do my best to behave better in the future.
Yeah that was a classy move. Definitely does not seem sorry.The version I read on 2+2 concluded with something like "to those who questioned my integrity, I forgive you"
Which is ridiculous, of course.
Was that inaccurate or deleted or what? Who knows, I suppose.
Exactly what I thought when I read this.Weak. This is just like Lance Armstrong's justification. If everyone else is juicing on the tour then why shouldn't I?
What a steaming pile of BS. Sounds like someone is just sorry they got caught.
Isnt that Doug from the Hangover?Every time I see Cates, I think of the dude from the National Treasure movie. And his co-star Cage playing Ben Gates.
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This is just like Lance Armstrong's justification. If everyone else is juicing on the tour then why shouldn't I?
Yeah I was with lance 100% through all of the doping. Where he probably lost me is that apparently he was a big jerk about trying to cover it up and threatened to, tried to, or did ruin people's careers, while trying to do so. I'm not aware of all the facts, this is just what I've skimmed from reliable sources. So, he might be a jerk and he's technically a cheater but I still celebrate his unparalleled drive and success on two wheels. (Oh and I think he did a lot of good for cancer patients too)And IMO, he was dead right -- it was required in order to be competitive, and not just at the TdF. The people really at fault in cycling were the teams' management and sponsors, who knew what was going on and skated away unsullied. Including USPS, which really stunk.
And IMO, he was dead right -- it was required in order to be competitive, and not just at the TdF. The people really at fault in cycling were the teams' management and sponsors, who knew what was going on and skated away unsullied. Including USPS, which really stunk.
First time I've seen that clip. Well done Bill Burr.To quote Bill Burr, "our 'roided up guy beat your 'roided up guy!"
Lol I think a picture of Anthony and someone marginally taller than Anthony wouldn’t have quite the same effect.
If you guys are following this scandal, check out DAT Poker Podcast this week. They are interviewing Bill Perkins.
This is crazy! Apparently, they were using TeamViewer for screen sharing so that jungle man can ghost, but the guy still looks like he’s playing on camera.