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James L. Hartigan

James L. Hartigan

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Host, Presenter and Commentator, Poker in the Ears

London

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wellness, mental health beauty, fitness relationships, entertainment fashion,Health lifestyle

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Fashion.- Health.

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Total articles 6

  • Are unlimited re-buys bad for the long term poker economy?

    By Ralph Mittman, Alexandra Loveless, Brad Willis, James L. Hartigan Verified| Poker.org Verified Unlimited re-buys are horrible for the game. Especially horrible for the non-pro players. Unlimited re-buys allow "poker teams" to simply continually re-buy in hopes of obtaining a huge stack to get to the final table and the big payouts. It is simply un-beatable to play against a person, or team of people, who will continue to re-buy. If I wanted to skew the results to favor full time players. I would implement unlimited re-buys. Rec Players are now just there to fund the large prize pools

    By Ralph Mittman, Alexandra Loveless, Brad Willis, James L. Hartigan Verified · Poker.org

    Apr. 08, 2025

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    By Alexandra Loveless, Brad Willis, James L. Hartigan Verified, Adam Hampton| Poker.org Verified

    By Alexandra Loveless, Brad Willis, James L. Hartigan Verified, Adam Hampton · Poker.org

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Are unlimited re-buys bad for the long term poker economy?

    By Ralph Mittman, Alexandra Loveless, Brad Willis, James L. Hartigan Verified| Poker.org Verified Unlimited re-buys are horrible for the game. Especially horrible for the non-pro players. Unlimited re-buys allow "poker teams" to simply continually re-buy in hopes of obtaining a huge stack to get to the final table and the big payouts. It is simply un-beatable to play against a person, or team of people, who will continue to re-buy. If I wanted to skew the results to favor full time players. I would implement unlimited re-buys. Rec Players are now just there to fund the large prize pools

    By Ralph Mittman, Alexandra Loveless, Brad Willis, James L. Hartigan Verified · Poker.org

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Poker in the Ears

London, United Kingdom