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Originally Posted by Unguarded
As has already been mentioned, hu specialists sit by themselves doing nothing like 95% of the time. Since when do these guys require long sessions? Most log like 5k hands in a good month. I don't see why Ivey's sitting out would stop them unless he is buttoning, which I have never seen or heard of him doing. Also, he does play long sessions with KPR. And even though he sits out a lot, he will continue the match another time.
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Just to expand a little, what the "sitting out tendency" i mentioned has to do with is that he has an insane ability to only continue playing when he feels he has a "mental edge" on his opponents. Which is why you generally will see him play short sessions when losing a lot and long sessions when winning a lot. (put simply)
I wont really go any further cause i am basically just passing on 2nd hand information at this point. Would be better if some of the guys involved could chime in.
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Originally Posted by Unguarded
On the Hoss match, the point is that it is wrong to accuse players of cheating with no evidence. It's a pretty simple concept. There's a non-zero chance that you and I cheat too.
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tbh i know nothing about the hoss vs PI match, but i have seen a few other PI matches and then read what some of these guys later write about these matches. This combined with some of the other shady stuff that has gone on online, and the pretty insane reward vs ratio you have at these stakes, and ofc the fact that PI did crazy well at the site he was a major part of, you just cant brush it off as 100% legit imo.
And yea, you never know with any of us, but the difference is that for us the chance of any of us being cheaters is pretty close to zero while in this case (by putting a lot of these suspicious-factors into the equation) it should be several orders of magnitude higher.