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ok why are the railbirds taking over our tourneys. i missed the tourney today because of a late night and sleeping in. but last week i noticed that at my table thee were 3 players that were from that site and i dont think they were even members of our site. so what do we do to fix the problem of our tourneys getting taken over? i posted this in another sub forum and feel i posted it in the wrong place. so any way can anyone explain to me what this other site is and how they get our passwords i love this site and wish it would stay the same without the usual takovers ive seen on other sites but what can you do right
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like this idea but it might be hard for mods to do all of this and we dont want to make anyones life hard now do we |
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I was wondering for a long time why so many people have railbirds as their avatar. I assumed they were youngsters who maybe like to feel and show that they are part of some club/group/whatever.
It was only very recently that I found out the reason. Basically, they run a promotion where if you use their avatar on Stars then they will double any payouts that you get in their tournaments (i.e. $20 cash becomes a $40 cash if you have the avatar), as they are running them daily then it makes a decent incentive for anyone not bothered about what their avatar is. Effectively players are kind of punting their avatar as advertising space. I thought it was quite innovative, I was even tempted for a split second as I play a lot of their games and cash frequently. But its gonna take more than that to get me to take down the flag!! (well, a flat fee at least ). |
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maybe i should change my avatar......................... just kidding i have never played in any private tourny other than cardschat |
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I don't mind folks pilaging a "rival" site's freeroll. I do it occasionally at Rounders Radio, but I don't advertise CC in the process. Besides, I love those guy's attitude and choice of music on the web radio. What I do expect is respect from the visiting team for the home site that is sponsoring the freeroll with cold hard cash. Hmmm... We have a "loyalers" group. How about a second tier that gets the password 8 hours prior to tournament start - "semi-loyalers"? "post-whores"? "lounge lizards"? "board hogs"? (no offense pigpen). I bet if you grepped the database for >200 posts, you would get about 300 folks in the mix. Last edited by arahel_jazz : 08-01-2008 at 4:46 PM. |
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Why would we want to compete with them ? Cardschat is CC, 2+2 is 2+2 and RB is RB: both have their quirks and strengths, but I really do like CC more for the mellow atmosphere and smaller community. Sure, when I have a very difficult SHLHE hand involving polarized range, I post it @ 2+2, but it's because I'll get an answer faster, and it'll probably come from people with 2x million times the experience than I have. I'm pragmatic like that. I'll post my tourneys + NL ring game here since we have people that know this stuff well and I'm more on a discussion instead of a master/apprentice level with them than @ 2+2.
BTW, DaFrench I've never sucked up to CC before becoming a loyaler, nor did I play in many events or freerolls or had long, torrid discussions on AIM with loyalers members (I have them with Kathy Liebert's only ldo). My low post count and image attest to that. |
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Ah, I don't even mean it. I was just being obnoxious as usual and picking a fight. But he didn't bite... ![]() ![]() |
