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09-28-05, 06:37 PM
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lmao
I know your just kidding but he is actually doing quite well so far... Things seem to be evening out for the family "Grinder." Although, Aidiliy Elviro has been eliminated, husband Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi has gone on a tear, building his chip stack from $5,500 to over $40,000 in just over an hour. |
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09-28-05, 06:49 PM
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to tell you the truth I dont think PS cares... in fact they let some people have 2 accounts.
Exclusive and El Captaino are both Noah Boeken's accounts. Just shows that they will do stuff like this for people who are 'high rollers' |
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09-28-05, 07:20 PM
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Yeah, I don't see how it can be. The guy who won the WCOOP was playing under a friend's acount, and Barry Greenstein aid numerous times during the live broadcast that "crazyplayer" isn't usualy him, but rather someone else using his account (I think he said Mimi Tran).
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09-29-05, 09:09 AM
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I do see the concern with the TLB players that 2-3 players playing 24/7 on one account has a distinct advantage over a single player.
Not sure how you could track this though.
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10-02-05, 11:21 PM
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supposedly exclusive on stars has four accounts that are all well known tournament handles, and he routinely plays all four in tourneys. seems a big ridiculous, and sites should do something to control this.
as for multiple people playing under one handle, it doesnt seem that a site could do much about this, and it really only affects tlb standings, not cash game or individual tournament results. |
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