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On May 22 2008 13:16 Rhaegar wrote: Are you fucking kidding me? Cause I hope you are. ... Im gonna hire an assasin and kill you all I swear!

seriously dude, don't do it

wow this is sick

i'm def adding this along with my leggo subscription

WOW insta sign up ship it

I wathced your first video raszi and I have to say that I learned that I have definitely been underplaying k4o so thx for that

Wow.. Where did this come from? How did you make this come true? Give som info!

god i think im gonna have to drop CR for this

this will educate alot of fish.. will be much easier for them to get into if its part of pokernews.

sick

Seriously, this is awful, I dont get what you're all happy about. Or do you consider to be among the lucky fish?

I don't get why good players would do this either, considering it won't really bring them too much profit and educating people how to win money off other people is in no way benefitial to anyone. It just ruins the fun, besides costing us money...

dont u want to listen to antonius' sexy voice for 1hr straight?

On May 23 2008 01:07 Rhaegar wrote: Seriously, this is awful, I dont get what you're all happy about. Or do you consider to be among the lucky fish? I don't get why good players would do this either, considering it won't really bring them too much profit and educating people how to win money off other people is in no way benefitial to anyone. It just ruins the fun, besides costing us money...

Soooo, you think this is significantly worse than CR, Deuces etc because of Antonius (mainly, no offense to the others) huge name value drawing in a lot of fishes? Or because pokernews is less of a "hardcore" poker site (I dunno, is it)?

I can see it's not great that there's more and more content available for people to learn about the game but it will still cost money right? I think most people who make up the fish population aren't exactly interested in paying money to learn how to play. Basically I don't see how it's different from the other sites already out there.

Aside from this, the reason I'm excited is I really like hearing good players talk about poker (or any subject I'm interested in).

Educating people to get bether is the key thing for High Stakes players to get money. Most of the money coming to high stakes players is from lower stakes players taking shots and bringing the money to the higher stakes and returning because their attempt failed. They must be a winner at those lower stakes to get the money to take the shots and therefor they must get better. There is a continues stream of new fishes who donate money and don't show any interest in getting better (getting a subscription to a video training site or whatever) and then you have the high stakes donkeys who just want to play high stakes because they can afford to loose it (Guy Liberte for example). Those two groups are enough to make money.

High Stakes players earn their money by having an edge on their opponent and very good instinct - a thing no site will teach you exactly. So I wouldn;t worry at all about "teaching the fish to play better leaving no fish in the ocean" - teaching some people who show interest is just a good thing for everyone.

it'll all go full circle

On May 23 2008 01:07 Rhaegar wrote: Seriously, this is awful, I dont get what you're all happy about. Or do you consider to be among the lucky fish? I don't get why good players would do this either, considering it won't really bring them too much profit and educating people how to win money off other people is in no way benefitial to anyone. It just ruins the fun, besides costing us money...

agreed.. it would be hard to shut down all the sites out there now though

sounds too good to be true

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? How much for subscription.

On May 23 2008 03:45 Webjoker wrote: Educating people to get bether is the key thing for High Stakes players to get money. Most of the money coming to high stakes players is from lower stakes players taking shots and bringing the money to the higher stakes and returning because their attempt failed. They must be a winner at those lower stakes to get the money to take the shots and therefor they must get better. There is a continues stream of new fishes who donate money and don't show any interest in getting better (getting a subscription to a video training site or whatever) and then you have the high stakes donkeys who just want to play high stakes because they can afford to loose it (Guy Liberte for example). Those two groups are enough to make money. High Stakes players earn their money by having an edge on their opponent and very good instinct - a thing no site will teach you exactly. So I wouldn;t worry at all about "teaching the fish to play better leaving no fish in the ocean" - teaching some people who show interest is just a good thing for everyone.

save your rhetoric, although it did give me a good laugh

I agree with Rhaegar I guess but since I find poker interesting and fun as a game I will always want to improve, so I'm happy anyways.

Good luck with this sick starter lineup Raszi ^^ How is Negreneau involved again btw?

Webjoker Im not sure if you're joking, your post doesnt make sense.

Lol, just defending in a creative way. Anyway - people crying about more poker trainingsites because fish get better still make me laugh.

i think myth said once that just because you provide knowledge to someone about what to do in poker, it doesnt mean they will accurately apply these concepts and change their game. it could happen that people will see these players make certain plays which they know will work and then misapply them to their game and make them worst off. half the people who play online are fucking morons, and i doubt tutelage is going to help these braindead donators all that much.