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Originally Posted by JoeDiego
This tournament is 1/20th of Rick Salomon's net worth, 1/50th of Paul Newey's net worth, and can range up to 1/1,000th of some of the wealthier rec's net worth. Guy should be networking and making it clear to his friend's that the point of this tournament is to raise money for the charity. The more Einhorn's in this field, the higher the chance that the charity makes more money.
As for the accusation that the pro's are somehow cheating, that is ridiculous. They are either reducing variance through swaps or teaming up to get one person into the tournament. I do both of these things on a regular basis - I enter tournaments I couldn't afford to by selling pieces and I swap to reduce variance.
Am I also a cheat?
Yes of course it leads to cheating
It's baout having an unfair advantage
If you put your own money up - you are under different pressure
As soon as you swap, then you will not only have seperate and secret info - you will also [if you are skilled] be playing differently asgainst different players, depending on who owns what of who
Yes - if this is not announced I would defintely say it's unfair and cheating