Originally <a href='http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/showthread.php?p=25293271'>posted</a> on 02/11/2016:
How can he say that then make a claim that DFS is a skill game? Just unreal. DFS sites didn't listen to players for years. They allowed mega-multi entry players, allowed players to use software to scout new players and they turned a blind eye to it. If it was "truly a game of skill", players wouldn't need software and macros to play it. Fukk them.
Both are games dealing with incomplete information. I don't know what the players across from the table are holding and I can't make Tom Brady throw a touchdown pass. In a vacuum, they are random and based on luck, but the skill comes in when a player is able to adjust to their surroundings to put himself in a position to win more often than lose over a period of time.
I believe both DFS and Poker should be regulated and legal, but DFS sites really grind my gears sometimes
How can he say that then make a claim that DFS is a skill game? Just unreal. DFS sites didn't listen to players for years. They allowed mega-multi entry players, allowed players to use software to scout new players and they turned a blind eye to it. If it was "truly a game of skill", players wouldn't need software and macros to play it. Fukk them.
Both are games dealing with incomplete information. I don't know what the players across from the table are holding and I can't make Tom Brady throw a touchdown pass. In a vacuum, they are random and based on luck, but the skill comes in when a player is able to adjust to their surroundings to put himself in a position to win more often than lose over a period of time.
I believe both DFS and Poker should be regulated and legal, but DFS sites really grind my gears sometimes