WTF dude??1 3 4 10 9 2 8 11 5 6 7
They're already numbered for your convenience.
WTF dude??
They're already numbered for your convenience.
Last edited by Hockey Guy; 02-28-2015 at 12:01 PM.
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Originally Posted by Hockey Guy
Looks to me like its the same girl with a different hairstyle and expression. Amirite?
WTF dude??
They're already numbered for your convenience.
big dick: lol i didn't even notice the numbers........
or the faces, or the tits
Jason Somerville might outplay you BD.
11:1
Boom.
Wall Street Journal
"Amazon's Twitch Site Bets on Poker"
The credit Somerville with understanding the entertainment aspect and acknowledge nothing new ever happened with cable poker programming after invention of hole-card-cam.
PokerNews reprints all the salient points.
PokerStars didn't sign a poker pro as much as they signed a Twitch star.
They wont travel, most of them cant beat any games anymorePokerStars also let go David Williams.
Will he resume his porn career?
It will be interesting to see if these former sponsored poker pro's will still continue to travel and enter poker tournaments or just retire completely.
Are they really willing to gamble with their own money?
Over 20,100 people watching Jason Somerville twitch stream right now as he is deep in a $1k tournament on Pokerstars and he had about that on Sunday too so this Pokerstars signing is already paying dividends.
Usually when this happens it's because Twitch is featuring his stream on their front page. It wasn't unheard for Jason to draw those sort of numbers before the PokerStars deal.
Twitch seems to recognize potential in live poker streams and has a full-time employee dedicated to facilitating those partnerships. http://www.pokernews.com/news/2015/0...rnal-20802.htm
According to his LinkedIn, he's been the Poker Partnerships Lead at Twitch since November. https://www.linkedin.com/pub/scott-ball/3a/372/700
Lol...he kind of seems like he has a mild case of Down Syndrome.
I have had Issues with credit cards in Europe
Step 1. Amazon's Twitch got into the poker businessUsually when this happens it's because Twitch is featuring his stream on their front page. It wasn't unheard for Jason to draw those sort of numbers before the PokerStars deal.
Twitch seems to recognize potential in live poker streams and has a full-time employee dedicated to facilitating those partnerships. http://www.pokernews.com/news/2015/0...rnal-20802.htm
According to his LinkedIn, he's been the Poker Partnerships Lead at Twitch since November. https://www.linkedin.com/pub/scott-ball/3a/372/700
Step 2. PokerStars got into the Twitch business via Jason Somerville
Somehow I think the distinction is important. PokerStars didn't sign Somerville as much as they got into Twitch
If Somerville wasn't doing Twitch we would be posting in the Global Warming thread
Makes sense, several other Stars pros started streaming regularly this year.
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