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Because "professional" DG is closer in form to poker than ball golf where the DG entry fee is essentially an ante to create the majority of the payout.why are we comparing a sport to a card game?
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Because "professional" DG is closer in form to poker than ball golf where the DG entry fee is essentially an ante to create the majority of the payout.why are we comparing a sport to a card game?
Have you ever played Burlington's Cedarrock course? They baskets were Mach I's with added inner chains. The actual basket had criss-crossed wired to prevent the discs from sliding out the side. It still came out.
It was bad luck.
Colluding is messed up b/c it doesn't encourage people to play their best and defeats the purpose of competition.
The baskets at Cedarock suck. Like a lot. But from what I hear they are getting replaced soon.
"Colluding" in a first place playoff, which is where it occurs, affects no other players than the ones playing. Only those wagering on the outcome might be affected financially. Note that money for all other tied places is split. So why do we worry that players also choose to split what was a tied position prior to the playoff?I can't believe people are on here arguing than collusion in the top ranks of our sport is cool.
"Colluding" in a playoff, which is where it occurs, affects no other players than the ones playing. Only those wagering on the outcome might be affected financially.
so then why bother with playoffs if this is how they go anyway?
Tradition. They award two gold medals in the Olympics for ties so it's not that ties need to be broken other than the American tradition of crowning a specific winner.so then why bother with playoffs if this is how they go anyway?
"Colluding" in a first place playoff, which is where it occurs, affects no other players than the ones playing. Only those wagering on the outcome might be affected financially. Note that money for all other tied places is split. So why do we worry that players also choose to split what was a tied position prior to the playoff?