Bomb pot seems like a super dumb idea for MTTs. Double board could be interesting although slow as hell.
I’ve played double board bomb pot PLO tournaments. They are not unplayable. If you know how to play high-low, you have a better understanding than most.
Wtf perkins. Its not like you made that bet to win money, its for entertainment value. At least make Deeb sweat the last 5%.
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Even for Shaun its kinda weak because now his story changes from legendary guy who “won 1 mil weight loss prob bet” to “well actually i never won that bet, see we calculated the expected value of a buyout…”
Perkins point is helping motivate people to be healthy. He seems like a genuinely good dude.
he’s fairly anti vax or JAQ guy fwiw.
Ok he seems like a genuinely good dude with one really dumb belief.
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He’s an Andrew Yang supporter.
Nobody does purity tests better than the left. We put abstinence clubs to shame.
I stopped following Perkins on twitter a long time ago. Pretty sure he posted a lot of dumb libertarian bullshit.
Yeah, dont go read his tweets. He’s not a good guy. He is not close to “the left.”
I think its pretty interesting bet. Like obv its meaningless in terms of results cause loldonkaments, but watching the sides is fun. Live pro guys like Jesse Lonis and Chance Kornuth backing Becker, while solver bros like Dominik Nietche or Chris Brewer took Landon.
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I think I like Beckers side just from an endurance perspective. Hes used to playing all day every day. So many online pros are not then get burned out.
It’s a tiny sample size of live loldonkaments, results will be determined mostly by variance and card distribution, imo
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This is going to end well.
Peter Jetten was Apathy on the 2p2 boards. Part of the Dwan/Robl nerd gang of the mid 00s. So Dwan is now screwing people he’s been friends with for 20+ years.
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I’m not sure if I believe in the mental toughness of Landon Tice. In terms of personality, he seems more likely to take his foot off the pedal and coast with an early lead and less likely to battle back from an early deficit.