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Originally Posted by Mrdegen00
No just can't stand low limit players acting like what a super high limit player does has any affect on them like they are in the same orbit
Of all the takes ITT this is the worst.
Of course what happens in the most televised and reported on games affects people at all buy-in levels. In fact it likely impacts the people at the lower BI's more than the high rollers.
New people to poker who are watching the WSOP and seeing about this guy who's made two High Roller FT's - they google his name and all they can find is cheating accusations with no defence from him.
Do you think they're then going to go to their local casino to play a tournament, when their limited experience of poker is reading about someone at the top end who has been widely accused of cheating?
It's a terrible precedent to set to the people we want most to enter the game, i.e people who have no idea what soft-playing or RTA is. They hear that people can cheat at poker and win and immediately take their money to the sportsbook where they feel like they're less likely to be cheated.