Bad news, and good news.
Some people are just meant to screw things up.
We had something good going on for the poker scene in the metro, but sadly, it was inevitable that someone will show up and destroy what was so lovingly created with the best intentions, and turn it into an abomination driven by greed and selfishness.
The State of Mind is still alive and will adjust to these tough and challenging times. That place where it used to be is officially no longer associated in any way with it. Several people paid a dear price for that, and the person responsible should, in my opinion, be held liable for anything that may go wrong in the future. The man who destroyed everything and is still continuing to do so until now HAS to be accountable.
anyway, on a lighter note, congratulations to Barbiemanila, one of the best poker players in our shores today, for winning fourth place in the biggest poker tournament ever organized and recognized by PAGCOR, taking home a cool 120+ thousand pesos!
i hope we all continue to work together to make the poker scene grow.
in the meantime, we'll keep you posted.
We had something good going on for the poker scene in the metro, but sadly, it was inevitable that someone will show up and destroy what was so lovingly created with the best intentions, and turn it into an abomination driven by greed and selfishness.
The State of Mind is still alive and will adjust to these tough and challenging times. That place where it used to be is officially no longer associated in any way with it. Several people paid a dear price for that, and the person responsible should, in my opinion, be held liable for anything that may go wrong in the future. The man who destroyed everything and is still continuing to do so until now HAS to be accountable.
anyway, on a lighter note, congratulations to Barbiemanila, one of the best poker players in our shores today, for winning fourth place in the biggest poker tournament ever organized and recognized by PAGCOR, taking home a cool 120+ thousand pesos!
i hope we all continue to work together to make the poker scene grow.
in the meantime, we'll keep you posted.
I feel for you, my friend...
Posted by
Jazmin |
Sun Nov 27, 05:04:00 AM 2005
yup. i mean, some people get away with doing drugs in hotel rooms and shit like that.
kids lose hundreds of thousands of pesos betting on NBA and other sports.
illegal sabungans and dogfighting arenas are all over the place.
jueteng, sakla, bingo, jai alai..
a friggin 500 peso poker tourney, and you get this??? its sucks that personal vendettas and political agendas come into play like this, and innocent people get hurt.
the hypocrisy is disgusting.
Posted by
Maverick |
Tue Nov 29, 01:58:00 AM 2005
I was there. I work for PAGCOR.
Posted by
patintera |
Wed Mar 01, 02:04:00 PM 2006