I'm all for milking the cash cow if one is lucky enough to win a major tournament, but for every 1 player on top, it seems like plenty of former winners are scraping by. And the internet youth are not intimidated by the "pros" anymore, but they can get on my nerves moreso by thinking they have "revolutionized" the game, when in fact, they played well and/or got very fortunate to cash big in a tourney.
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I'm all for milking the cash cow if one is lucky enough to win a major tournament, but for every 1 player on top, it seems like plenty of former winners are scraping by. And the internet youth are not intimidated by the "pros" anymore, but they can get on my nerves moreso by thinking they have "revolutionized" the game, when in fact, they played well and/or got very fortunate to cash big in a tourney.
I'm all for milking the cash cow if one is lucky enough to win a major tournament, but for every 1 player on top, it seems like plenty of former winners are scraping by. And the internet youth are not intimidated by the "pros" anymore, but they can get on my nerves moreso by thinking they have "revolutionized" the game, when in fact, they played well and/or got very fortunate to cash big in a tourney.
Quote Originally Posted by wizardofroz:
I'm all for milking the cash cow if one is lucky enough to win a major tournament, but for every 1 player on top, it seems like plenty of former winners are scraping by. And the internet youth are not intimidated by the "pros" anymore, but they can get on my nerves moreso by thinking they have "revolutionized" the game, when in fact, they played well and/or got very fortunate to cash big in a tourney.