From reading too many tweets about it today, it’s rather split out there amongst the pros I’ve heard of. I noted a few earlier. For bigger names Moneymaker/dnegs/dunst
the players I haven’t abit more on the terrible side than not.
There’s going to be some series that’s gonna be a god damn gold mine that’s not the wsop. but you have to fade covid great
It’s all fun and games until these idiots realize they can pretty easily avoid giving their kids standard childhood vaccines with no real consequences. Not super excited about the coming measles resurgence.
Not sure if you guys are serious, but tournament poker players are some of the stupidest people on the planet. Majority of those people could never beat 2/5+NL or PLO.
Some of these guys will be there a month doing god knows what when not at the poker table. Will they need to get tested every single day? How long should the “proof of non-infection” be good for
Joe and Matusow aren’t anti vax (shocked me on matusow too), they’re on the side of as long as you previously had covid, then it shouldn’t be mandatory (though obv mike doesn’t believe in the positive test = auto DQ’d)
I’d bet more amateurs who would play wsop are on the anti vax side, pros (at least on twitter) seemed split.
This is definitely not what happened. She and Foxen posted over and over again that it didn’t matter who they retweeted, the video was good and should stand on its merits. It took many people many posts to get it through their thick skulls that retweeting Nazis is bad.
And zero chance it’s actually Foxen in that thread. All of his tweets are this faux intellectual bs and not this curse heavy emo tilt
I’m sure this got discussed when I wasn’t reading this thread for awhile but now I’m seeing apparent studies saying PHD’s are the least likely to get vaccinated with people with masters degrees the most
which sadly makes some sense to me given what I’ve encountered online
I’m not exactly sure what you’re referring to with “proof of non-infection”. What I was talking about was antibody titers, which certainly wouldn’t need to be checked daily.
Of course, these levels will go down with time, and COVID is a new disease, so there is a lot we don’t know, but I’d imagine even once a month would be more than enough.