Saw someone posted this on Reddit, where a player got up and down 10 times on a shot and took 4 minutes:
Holy moly this Lopotko guy plays slower than a Hennessy Raulito scotch doubles team.
Edit: I searched his name in this forum and the only notable thread that came up was one of AtLarge's...
Probably the opposite in my experience. The best players I've met have mostly been the type to be less stuck on perfection and don't let mistakes and bad play eat at them as much.
One juicy detail that got left off of this discussion: the text messages explicitly state that they were planning to fix another match between Thomas and a player with a 790 Fargo at the same venue (La Bestia). Joao was going to set the game up and says that "he is willing to do business with...
I'm also curious, but it took me about an hour to compile these results and I'm not motivated enough to do it again. Unfortunately, it's not a task that's automatable with AI yet, based on my testing a few months ago.
Source for the conclusion of the story here:
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IMO, pretty half assed apology and all they did was give back the money they stole 🙄
Why are we even discussing casinos? Casinos account for only a tiny sliver of modern day sports betting. The question instead should be how to get prediction markets (Kalshi, Polymarket) and sports betting platforms (DraftKings, Fanduel) to invest in pool.
FWIW, my radial joint cues frequently come loose if I'm not careful. Never had that problem with uniloc. I think both joints are perfectly great and there's just naturally some luck of the draw for all joint types.