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Originally Posted by ComputerProof
Oh I see. I never saw myself as competing to play rec players....LOL....but I see that a rec player is more likely to be a fish.....
I guess the guy who is doing this is a pretty tough player....otherwise, you would just play him at one of the many tables he is sitting at rather than sit at your own empty table....
As I hinted to earlier this problem really isn't anything to do with WPN or these two players specifically, its just an inherent flaw in the heads up cash game model. Both players know that if they sit down together only one of them will be the long term winner. Since they're both in this to make money the one that suspects they're the loser simply doesn't play and just opens up a new table. This goes on and on and on from very strong players to very weak players all sitting there waiting to play vs somebody who either doesn't know they're a loser, or doesn't care.
If you were to scroll the cash game lobby on WPN right now you would literally see >50 tables of heads up cash with just one person sitting there waiting and then like 5 tables where there is actually action because somebody was sat by a fish. Its disgusting, tbh!
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Originally Posted by iPlayPLOhigh
So is it 1 table or 2 tables per stake?
From the terms of service
3.4 Players may only sit at one empty heads-up table, per stake level, and/ Table Type (Short, Cap, regular) while waiting for a game to begin. For example, a player can sit one $2/$4 heads-up Regular table, one $2/$4 heads-up Cap table, and one $2/$4 heads-up Short table, simultaneously. For each stake any player found in violation to this rule will be subject to a 24-hour account ban. Repeat offenders will receive more severe punishments.