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Old 04-17-2007, 02:13 PM
abarber abarber is offline
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Default OT - I know this is very NVG...

STTF,

I never look at the Sharkscope leaderboard, but I was looking at it today and wondered how many of these guys are 2p2. Is it terribly inappropriate to ask who some of these guys are?

BTW - As an act of contrition, I will make several good strat/HH posts in the next couple days.
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Old 04-17-2007, 02:14 PM
Kevin8423 Kevin8423 is offline
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Default Re: OT - I know this is very NVG...

Quite a few are 2p2, I'll let them name themselves though if they want it to be known.
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Old 04-17-2007, 02:17 PM
DevinLake DevinLake is offline
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Default Re: OT - I know this is very NVG...

From the FAQ:

"A note about using screen names in posts:

Threads of the nature of:

"Who are the best or worst players at stakes x"

Are against the rules. Please do not post any more of those.

Similarly, please don't make big lists of "who to avoid" whether good players, or other 2+2ers.

Additionally:

1) If it is not obvious who a player is, please do not post about it in a thread. You can say "hand against so-and-so" if you happen to know who the screen name is but don't mention their Party/Stars/whatever name in the thread.

2) Do not post threads asking "Who is so-and-so"?

3) Don't say who a person is in the middle of a thread, either - like if a person posts an unconverted hand history, don't say "oh I know that player, he's so-and-so". "
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