The scandinavians kikced from the throne?

[plzbenice]

it used to be scandinavians that ruled online poker but now it seems a lot of americans are taking over, or is it ust ebcause of full tilt poker where all americans play pretty much and scnadies laying on other sites?


hmm actually, durr and antonius are scandies. oh well.

bad wrongfull thread?

does lodden play on ftp?

what about other swedes like bengt sonnert, erik sagström, kowssarie etc?

[SkinnyLittleTwig]

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durr and antonius are scandies

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huh?

[jimpo]

Finland is not a part of Scandinavia

[ifoughtpiranhas]

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it used to be scandinavians that ruled online poker but now it seems a lot of americans are taking over, or is it ust ebcause of full tilt poker where all americans play pretty much and scnadies laying on other sites?
there was always a balance of online players between america and europe. it was because the europeans had a reputation for being fearless and super agg that many of the top euro players became talked about. alot of the top pros that play on tilt are from europe as well as america.

hmm actually, durr and antonius are scandies. oh well.
when did texas get moved to europe?
bad wrongfull thread?
yes u seem a dumb ass
does lodden play on ftp?
occasionly but under a new SN. he plays way lower than he use to though.
what about other swedes like bengt sonnert, erik sagström, kowssarie etc?

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[nicksson]

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Finland is not a part of Scandinavia

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yes it is..

[HP]

OP sounds like a scnady

[normal]

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Finland is not a part of Scandinavia

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yes it is..

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Actually no, but it is often referred to as a part, so your mistake is not that big.

[dlorc]

Sorry but Finland is 100% Scandanavian. It was for a long time part of sweden when the term scandanavia was in use, so LDO its scandanavian.

[Soulman]

Scandinavia = Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavia

Nordic countries includes Finland and Iceland.

Holla.

[g-p]

While the term Scandinavia is most commonly used for Denmark, Norway and Sweden, the term the Nordic countries is used unambiguously for Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Iceland, including their associated territories.