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Who will have the last word .

Mon, Sep 16 2024 6:48 AM (1,365 replies)
  • craigswan
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    Would it be safe to say that the people competing in andyson and c.everett tournaments are most of the guys playing wgt long term and not the millions wgt would have you belief .
  • ozysouthpaw
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    Sun, Aug 4 2024 3:06 AM

    craigswan:
    Would it be safe to say that the people competing in andyson and c.everett tournaments are most of the guys playing wgt long term and not the millions wgt would have you belief .

    I would say yes Craig.

    I think that each player would have learned the game on the Flash version - aka the "good old days".

    Cheers.

    Mike.

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