Just how many players do Bax and Sheets stake?

The Camel · #1 05-02-2007, 10:26 PM

Anyone know?

And what are the "rules" when a horse faces either of their bosses at the table?

Not suggesting anything untoward, just curious.

sefaje · #2 05-02-2007, 10:34 PM

31

willw9 · #3 05-02-2007, 10:35 PM

107

JMa · #4 05-02-2007, 10:42 PM

lol...if youre gonna accuse them of colluding then plz do it under your real name

Bigfoot · #5 05-02-2007, 10:48 PM

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lol...if youre gonna accuse them of colluding then plz do it under your real name

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I'm fairly certain that "The Camel" on 2+2 = "The Camel" on Pokerstars. He used to be, and probably still is, a fairly regular tourney player.

jimmytrick · #6 05-02-2007, 10:50 PM

71.4% of the last 12 Sunday Millions were Bashettx donkeys.

DrNo888 · #7 05-02-2007, 10:52 PM

Pretty sure they don't back this kid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8GO9Ilv9dU

The Camel · #8 05-02-2007, 11:09 PM

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lol...if youre gonna accuse them of colluding then plz do it under your real name

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I went out of my way to stress I was NOT accusing them of colluding.

I just wanted to know roughly how many players in a tournament, such as the 100r on Stars, (which I sometimes play) would be in the same stable and how the horses were "expected" to behave if they were on the same table as their bosses.

Simple questions really, don't you think?

shaniac · #9 05-02-2007, 11:37 PM

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lol...if youre gonna accuse them of colluding then plz do it under your real name

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I went out of my way to stress I was NOT accusing them of colluding.

I just wanted to know roughly how many players in a tournament, such as the 100r on Stars, (which I sometimes play) would be in the same stable and how the horses were "expected" to behave if they were on the same table as their bosses.

Simple questions really, don't you think?

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You also forget to mention that The Camel IS your real name...to assuage your concerns, their horses are expected to behave the way all honorable poker players behaves--in a self-interested manner. I'd say the average sheets/bax horse shows more integrity than half the players in live tournaments, many who think softplaying is the norm. All of sheets and bax's horses hate each other anyway (sarcasm, people), and there is no incentive--financial or otherwise--to collude or doing "anything untoward."