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Thedoctor9Thedoctor9
edited February 2011 in Community Suggestions
£5-£10 bounty hunter
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  • Thedoctor9Thedoctor9
    edited January 2011
    Why is there no coverage of up and coming players at this level,granted way behind the top dogs but it would be encouraging to us, ordinary, but keen players to get a mention.   cheers 
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  • The_Don90The_Don90
    edited February 2011

    Hi Doctor sir.

    I understand as a low stake player how you feel that you cannot play on the tv as regularly as the boys with the "bigger" bankrolls. However a way i get myself into these "bigger" tournaments is to satellite in. I got into the £55 primo last week for just £2 and got a hand shown.

    Also theres the request to show a hand thread in the tv section

    i hope this helps.

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  • JIMMYMADJIMMYMAD
    edited February 2011
    Doctor I am also in the same shoes, but I use the Hand Request option that Don has talked about and also if your not sure about a hand post it on the clinic and it will be shown that way.
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  • unknown_usernameunknown_username
    edited February 2011

    i am a very low stake player, i have been on the sky program a few times, posting questions on the show threads helps, i guess the presenters will soon remember your name if you keep taking part in the show, the fact i've been i have been in every viva las final so far hasnt been mentioned so dont think being a good up and coming player will get you on the show, make sure you take part by posting and you'll get noticed
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