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Grazvidas Sparks Controversy with Criticism of Top Poker Players
NewsNovember 8, 2024·1 min read

Grazvidas Sparks Controversy with Criticism of Top Poker Players


Grazvidas has sparked controversy on the 2+2 forum with his criticism of top poker players, including VeniVidi and Элиаса «ЕЕЕ27» Пярссинену. He placed them at the bottom of his personal ranking and suggested that VeniVidi's return to poker is motivated by his desire to impress his Twitch chat.

In a recent post, Grazvidas criticized VeniVidi and Элиаса «ЕЕЕ27» Пярссинену, placing them at 11th and 12th positions in his personal ranking of top poker players. He mentioned that VeniVidi recently won $1 million in a marathon but suggested that his return to poker is motivated by his desire to impress his Twitch chat.

Grazvidas also discussed the differences between high-stakes poker players, noting that the key factor is who makes fewer mistakes and plays closer to GTO. He mentioned that VeniVidi and EEE27 both claimed to retire from poker but later returned, suggesting that they are hypocrites.

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