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Juicyfruit
Canada5484 Posts
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FireGuyX
United States1712 Posts
On April 12 2010 19:21 We Are Here wrote: flash would easily be favourite over most if not all gamers Yeah you're right it would be the other way around, it would be Flash dropping games if he was illegally gambling. | ||
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barth
Ireland1272 Posts
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okum
France5778 Posts
On April 12 2010 19:16 FireGuyX wrote: I wonder if programers got paid losing to Flash. That doesn't make sense. You wouldn't make money from those odds. | ||
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pheus
Australia161 Posts
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Chunkybuddha
Canada347 Posts
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pheus
Australia161 Posts
On April 12 2010 19:28 Chunkybuddha wrote: This doesn't really shock me. With any sport there is money, and when there is money there is cheating, lying, and scamming. Just because they're a bunch of nerds doesn't mean they are golden. not to mention they are overworked and under appreciated. That's usually a recipe for sabotage/pursuit of self interest in any job. | ||
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SuperArc
Austria7781 Posts
Effort vs Hogil in today's games. There is no way that game wasn't thrown. | ||
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iFU.pauline
France1670 Posts
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Aim Here
Scotland672 Posts
On April 12 2010 19:33 SuperArc wrote: + Show Spoiler + Effort vs Hogil in today's games. There is no way that game wasn't thrown. The 300 tl.netters who put Effort in their antiteam are currently under investigation by Korean authorities. | ||
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cunninglinguists
United States925 Posts
On April 12 2010 19:33 SuperArc wrote: + Show Spoiler + Effort vs Hogil in today's games. There is no way that game wasn't thrown. I hope this is sarcasm. | ||
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Kwanroller
Afghanistan459 Posts
On April 12 2010 19:33 SuperArc wrote: + Show Spoiler + Effort vs Hogil in today's games. There is no way that game wasn't thrown. Seriously, even if he is "innocent", I refuse to believe he is. That was definitely thrown no doubt about it. A D level player could win that game by A moving. | ||
Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
On April 12 2010 19:27 pheus wrote: exactly, you would only ever pay someone to lose if they were favoured to win. If they were going to lose anyway you would just bet against them - no real need to spend more money to guarantee it. yeah, you're not very smart lol | ||
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cunninglinguists
United States925 Posts
On April 12 2010 19:37 Kwanroller wrote: Seriously, even if he is "innocent", I refuse to believe he is. That was definitely thrown no doubt about it. A D level player could win that game by A moving. Except I don't think anyone is stupid enough to continue match-fixing AFTER public allegations have risen regarding it and you get put under investigation. Seriously people, stop attributing every stupid loss to match-fixing, especially now as I suspect NO ONE is doing it at the present due to the ongoing investigation. | ||
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Juicyfruit
Canada5484 Posts
On April 12 2010 19:27 pheus wrote: exactly, you would only ever pay someone to lose if they were favoured to win. If they were going to lose anyway you would just bet against them - no real need to spend more money to guarantee it. Sometimes you still would. On April 12 2010 19:44 cunninglinguists wrote: Except I don't think anyone is stupid enough to continue match-fixing AFTER public allegations have risen regarding it and you get put under investigation. Seriously people, stop attributing every stupid loss to match-fixing, especially now as I suspect NO ONE is doing it at the present due to the ongoing investigation. Exactly. Effort is just failing BECAUSE he's under investigation. That tends to screw up your focus. | ||
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gaggar
Canada118 Posts
They only rig it if the ratio promises at least twice the investment. So games between top players are likely not rigged. (e.g. flash vs jd) It is also worth mentioning the betting ratio of 3.3 revolution (savior vs. bisu) was 17X according to the same poster. I haven't saved the pic so I'm just typing off my memory now. | ||
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GinNtoniC
Sweden2945 Posts
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Saugardas
121 Posts
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GinNtoniC
Sweden2945 Posts
On April 12 2010 16:19 Atrioc wrote: For example, even long after 3 hatch muta --> hive was considered outclassed by 2 hat muta, i would find myself doing it anyway because my mind was so saturated with flashes of sAviOr games where it would beautifully win at the right times that i could resist. I'm a huge jaedong fan as well, but in a way that is hard to describe i never felt like i could copy Jaedong's builds - he seemed like he was playing a whole different game with his mechanis, but sAviOr, when he won, always seemed like he had solved Broodwar and was letting me in on the secret. By the way, that was beautifully said, man. | ||
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Scaramanga
Australia8092 Posts
On April 12 2010 19:16 FireGuyX wrote: I wonder if programers got paid losing to Flash. Whens the last time someone was favorite over flash? | ||
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