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06-21-2016 , 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by surf doc
Just pointing out that the GOAT discussion wasn't about Steph vs Lebron. It was about Michael.


Of course

It can only be about 5-6 people and 0 other than lebron are currently playing


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06-21-2016 , 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by surf doc
Just pointing out that the GOAT discussion wasn't about Steph vs Lebron. It was about Michael.
Haha this championship has taken over my life. Must have been some other thread/forum where it was Lebron vs Steph. My bad...
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06-21-2016 , 02:17 PM
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Originally Posted by sknight
I don't buy the fired up argument. There's a cap on how petulant/unprofessional a grown man can act in the face of bad calls and adversity. Curry acted like a brat, that's all. It's game 6 of the finals, everyone is fired up. It's hardly like he's been targeted by refs in his career. Seems like Cle exposing Curry's D put the spotlight on him and yeah, the refs blew a bunch of calls.

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I think you are taking this a bit far. Lebron whines after essentially every play. He lowers his shoulder and comes through the lane like a bull in a china shop and then acts surprised that he doesn't draw the whistle with 100% frequency.

Steph was clearly frustrated. They were holding him and bumping him the whole series. This was a good defensive plan but when they call a slew of ticky-tack fouls on him and send him to the bench he threw a mouthpiece. Big deal. He is always flipping and chewing and playing with that thing (gross imo) anyway so it isn't some big stretch that he threw it. Also, you guys are taking his lack of defense a bit too far. None of the smaller point guards in the NBA are going to do well switching on to Lebron and acting like he was "exposed" is just silly. He did a fine job when he switched and just needed help like anyone else would vs the best player in the world who is 6'8" and 250. The Cavs plan to tire him out on the defensive end was just abc basketball. Well executed but hardly some miraculous coaching discovery.

Great series overall. But, there were so many factors where the universe conspired to have the outcome as it was. I mean how is that the suspension isn't being talked about. Talk about a momentum changer. Pure crap.
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06-25-2016 , 01:23 AM
I need recs for a streaming service. Netflix seems to have a problem with my Samsung TV. Initially Netflix told me it was a Samsung problem but I finally got someone at Netflix who admitted it's a software issue that they have connecting to my Samsung model (and she said Netflix engineers are trying to solve it). So they gave me a free month and we'll see what happens.

But what else is out there? Any recommendations for an alternative to Netflix?
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06-25-2016 , 11:41 AM
Hulu, amazon

Could connect a laptop to your tv using hdmi cord and stream that way

Or can get Apple TV or Amazon Fire and stream with those


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06-25-2016 , 04:50 PM
Just hook a Roku up to the Samsung tv and should be no problems
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06-26-2016 , 02:27 AM
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Originally Posted by DGAF
Closing Argument:

Teams up 3-1 in the Championship round were 32-0 prior to this year.
The team up 3-1 this year had the most wins in NBA history this season.
The team up 3-1 this year had home court advantage.

Then Lebron did this:

41-16-7-3-3 (W)
41-8-11-4-3 (W)
27-11-11-2-3 (W)


Spoiler:
Like it or not, you are going to see "the block" everywhere (TV, internet, your mind, etc) for the rest of your days, and not just because it was a superhuman play made in the biggest/most important moment of the most scrutinized career in basketball history, but more so because it was the perfect metaphor for all the Iguodala's of the world trying to take a shot the King... "No."
QFT
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06-26-2016 , 02:54 AM
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06-26-2016 , 11:34 AM
Wonder how many arrests there were.
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06-27-2016 , 03:44 AM
This is kinda random but i am staying at bellagio all week... if anyone plays here pls let me know-- it would be nice to meet fellow 2p2ers. Playing 10/20 rn and i imagine i will be plenty more even tho the game seems awful
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06-27-2016 , 04:50 PM
Just finished The Path on Hulu and would rec


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06-27-2016 , 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by HH2010
This is kinda random but i am staying at bellagio all week... if anyone plays here pls let me know-- it would be nice to meet fellow 2p2ers. Playing 10/20 rn and i imagine i will be plenty more even tho the game seems awful
I played those games week before last - the first couple of days there were some gamblers in the game but the last two or three days nothing but backpacks and headphones. I gave up last week and moved over to the new Wynn/Encore. Smaller games but a lot more action.
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06-27-2016 , 06:30 PM
Lots of backpacks and headphones but they all suck
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06-27-2016 , 07:38 PM
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Lots of backpacks and headphones but they all suck
Well that sounds good :-). Maybe I left too early. What shift are you playing?
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06-27-2016 , 08:27 PM
The only problem with WSOP cash games is that almost everyone there is on a mega heater so you have no fe in general and they are just gonna make better hands than you.
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06-27-2016 , 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by DGAF
The only problem with WSOP cash games is that almost everyone there is on a mega heater so you have no fe in general and they are just gonna make better hands than you.
Never thought about this. Not exactly the no FE equity that made me lol bc a lot of us peons don't rely on it to the extent that you do...but the confirmation bias of those attending is certainly skewed towards heater. Interesting.
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06-27-2016 , 08:48 PM
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Never thought about this. Not exactly the no FE equity that made me lol bc a lot of us peons don't rely on it to the extent that you do...but the confirmation bias of those attending is certainly skewed towards heater. Interesting.
I mean Vegas is absolutely flooded with poker pros right now. Thousands of them. Same as WSOP 2012- except they are all different.
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06-27-2016 , 10:46 PM
Gamblers fallacy itt
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06-27-2016 , 10:57 PM
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Gamblers fallacy itt
where
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07-04-2016 , 10:37 PM
Twilight Zone Marathon!
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07-04-2016 , 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted by DGAF
I mean Vegas is absolutely flooded with poker pros right now. Thousands of them. Same as WSOP 2012- except they are all different.
Interesting - kind of what I've noticed. The guys who were playing high last year and the year before, and gambling with big stacks, did not seem to be in the games this year. But I was only there about 10 days so might have been just the wrong timing.
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07-05-2016 , 01:03 AM
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where

The idea that just bc someone who has been running hot will continue to run hot. Or that the idea that someone "running hot" should in any way impact your decision to play the games if they are regularly making mistakes in poker.

"Gamblers fallacy" may not be the right term but there is a logical fallacy here.

I am one of those kids running superhot this year and it is pretty awesome. I make tons of mistakes and you should want to sit 10/20 with me even tho i play pretty tight. Nearly everyone else ive seen in the Bellagio games regularly makes mistakes in many spots as well.
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07-05-2016 , 02:13 AM
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Originally Posted by HH2010
The idea that just bc someone who has been running hot will continue to run hot. Or that the idea that someone "running hot" should in any way impact your decision to play the games if they are regularly making mistakes in poker.

"Gamblers fallacy" may not be the right term but there is a logical fallacy here.

I am one of those kids running superhot this year and it is pretty awesome. I make tons of mistakes and you should want to sit 10/20 with me even tho i play pretty tight. Nearly everyone else ive seen in the Bellagio games regularly makes mistakes in many spots as well.
Oh, I was being sarcastic. I know the grim reaper can and will come for anyone at any time. I don't really expect to run worse than any of the 2016 WSOP ballers. My bad I guess for not making that clear with an emoji or something.

The fe thing is real/sincere though.
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07-05-2016 , 02:16 AM
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Interesting - kind of what I've noticed. The guys who were playing high last year and the year before, and gambling with big stacks, did not seem to be in the games this year. But I was only there about 10 days so might have been just the wrong timing.
The revolving door is real imo.
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07-05-2016 , 04:09 AM
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Oh, I was being sarcastic. I know the grim reaper can and will come for anyone at any time. I don't really expect to run worse than any of the 2016 WSOP ballers. My bad I guess for not making that clear with an emoji or something.



The fe thing is real/sincere though.


Ha.. Makes more sense now. I cant see emojis when i view this on my iphone.
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