Are you saying that it's only cheating if you get caught?
You know, USC tried a few 'smart game plans' last season..
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Just depends on which strategy you are using.
Are you saying that it's only cheating if you get caught?
You know, USC tried a few 'smart game plans' last season..
:shrug:
Just depends on which strategy you are using.
You can call your turd a rose all day long, it doesn't make it so. Playing a good game of semantics won't change the facts.
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Well if you want to play in a handicap league and just play an honest game and never win a trip to the nationals and keep donating, that's fine with me.
Just don't be mad at the people that win because there is only on way to get there. They get the money and all the roses.
I don't care what handicap league it is, all the winners got there one way and one way only. They must have skill and luck.:thumbup:
Imo, if you disqualify a team in the money, each team below that team moves up one spot in the payout and the team that busted on the money bubble is now in the money. That's how it is handled in poker and it seems fair to me.
Thanks for the comment Mark. Just to show anything is possible, I played the last BCAPL / ACS session as a 10.5! At some points, I was an 11! Every time I won a game, my team lost a point in totals. Actually, my original comment was directed to Jude. He suggested there were NO handicaps in BCAPL / ACS league play.
Can not believe both the APA and TAP hid their heads in the sand over the cheating issue. As we have discussed this in private, you know my feelings on the issue. More people need to know this blatant cheating will be swiftly punished by the BCAPL / USAPL. Even if the creeps never play another match in your leagues, we know where you stand!!! Thanks.
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usually you and i have seen eye to eye on just about every thread concerning league issues. i have to disagree with one of your comments here.
while apa did not come out with a big headline on their webpage concerning the team being dq'd at last years championship in vegas they did not hide their head in the sand either.
they not only dq'ed the team they banned them from apa also.
they also penalized the lo's in that particular area and put them on notice to clean up their franchises.i do agree with you about how sam at tap handled this issue though.
a few people have wondered why mr. bell or mr hubbart do not come on here and voice their opinions on this issue like mark griffin does sometimes.
as you know this forum site is full of league bashers " apa in particular ". anything they would post on here would simply be fodder and turn the league bashing canibals loose into a feeding frenzy.
look at how pro players are treated on here for example.you have a lot of internet warriors on here that critique everything a pro player does but yet could not win a single rack against them with out being spotted the world.
I heard through the grapevine that 2 of the players from the 9 ball team (John T and J D Green ) showed up a the local Tri Annual Trny this pass weekend.They were thrown out and everyone cheered and clapped as they were leaving.
Apa would never put that on there web site. They like people convinced that sand bagging and cheating never happens in there league. I believe they do what they can to stop it but you will never stop everyone. If someone wants to cheat they will find a way.
That's is funny, and, the root of a lot of issuesthere are several factors that seem to be ignored. At apa nationals players play on bar boxes. In our apa league players play on 9 ft olhausens with 4.5 inch pockets then when we get to Vegas we see these huge pockets and are always accused of being under ranked and sandbagging.
there are several factors that seem to be ignored. At apa nationals players play on bar boxes. In our apa league players play on 9 ft olhausens with 4.5 inch pockets then when we get to Vegas we see these huge pockets and are always accused of being under ranked and sandbagging.