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Poker skill is not based on the country you are from or reside in. 
AgreedDebi said:Poker skill is not based on the country you are from or reside in.![]()
I'm surprised that you being brazilian didn't know himAballinamion said:Who is Yuri Martins?![]()
what you talking about man!?GNuTTz said:Where is CardsChat from? Enough said. Hey Brazil- get your own Cardschat eh!! And STFU LOL
Lol, I was being sarcastic mate!Edu1 said:I'm surprised that you being brazilian didn't know him
what you talking about man!?
Debi said:Poker skill is not based on the country you are from or reside in.![]()
I still believe Canadians are better, but hey: this is just my opinion. And Debi has a point, good players come from anywhere. Even in Vatican we’ll find some good priests and bishops playing poker.Poker Orifice said:Actually, these days online poker is just dominated by players from Brazil. On days I might be deep in an MTT, 5 or 6 of the players on my table will be from Brazil. I realize this doesn't necessarily mean they are better players but I think just the sheer numbers, the number of poker schools and HUGE staking groups (like MASSIVE ones) help to develop a large number of profitable players who are playing online poker.
The very top players (like the top 100 of actively playing HSMTT players) come from a variety of places... but still even there the Brazilians dominate.
That's what we call a "mongrel complex" (complexo de vira-lata), a Brazilian who only sees the problems of his country and feels small when he is in a place mostly of foreigners... sad...Aballinamion said:For lower limits for sure, but for high stakes poker Canadians beat Brazilians easily.
Canadians play best because they don’t have the pressure to produce results as Brazilians have to produce and demonstrate them.
Brazilians use to think too much about themselves, when in fact Brazil is a poor and devastated by corruption and public service.
Many Brazilians use to sing “I, I am Brazilian, with a lot of proud and with a lot of love”, but personally I’m not a bit proud of being or living in a country where misery, corruption, crime, despise, heavy elite classes overwhelming the people are common as finding grains in the sea’s beach.
Your comment might sound offensive mate. Most of Brazilians are hard working people, not engaged in criminal activities (except some politicians and public servants).BOXING71 said:It's impressive that they are able to earn money through poker instead of resorting to criminal activities, especially considering the challenging situation in their country. It definitely deserves respect.
It can be. But statistics won’t fail. If we do consider Brazilian education, health, social service, and many other things we are going to see what it is. Just take a brief look at our IDH.pedrovitorcosta said:That's what we call a "mongrel complex"
I didn't mean to offend anyone, it's just that corruption and everything you wrote about your country resembles what has happened and I believe is still happening in my country. Many people in my country are taking the easy path towards crime, although they could learn poker or other useful things that would allow them to earn a living, like the Brazilians. Perhaps you misunderstood me, maybe the difficulties with my English painted a false picture of my thoughts. I'm sorry again if I offended you in any way.Aballinamion said:Your comment might sound offensive mate. Most of Brazilians are hard working people, not engaged in criminal activities (except some politicians and public servants).
It can be. But statistics won’t fail. If we do consider Brazilian education, health, social service, and many other things we are going to see what it is. Just take a brief look at our IDH.
Good to read it mate. I’m not sure if your reply is to me, but I liked it anyways. I’m great fan of Argentina and have many friends there, here in the forum I have a lovely mate, @gustav197poker for example.jonaselloco said:Look brother is a very general question and refers only to Cardschat.
For me without a doubt, the players who perform best in Cardschat are Ukrainians and Europeans in general.
If you have a rivalry with the Canadians, I'll explain what I think.
For me, the Canadian plays better, because the Canadian is very cold as an iceberg to play. On the other hand, the Brazilian is like in soccer, they play the wonderful game as long as the result is very favorable for them.
What do I want to tell you with this? That when everything goes well, the Brazilian shines a lot, but when things start to go wrong, the Brazilian tends to become destabilized, something that I don't see happen to the Canadian very often.
Since now not all Brazilians play the same, I have my Brazilian friends here who I see them play very well, always very cautious and respectful at the tables.
And I tell you first of all that I am Argentine, and what I am telling you I am not saying because there is a supposed rivalry between Brazilians and Argentines, because I really do not have a rivalry with any country when it comes to poker.
There I want to beat everyone, whether it's South American, European, North American, African or Asian, it doesn't matter to me I want to beat everyone.
In addition, I get along very well with my Brazilian friends, thank God, it's more like I have better communication here with them than with several of my compatriots.
Hello brother, question answered![]()
No offense taken dear mate! I was just making a comment that just in case someone might misunderstand your post, but I know you had good intentions.BOXING71 said:I didn't mean to offend anyone, it's just that corruption and everything you wrote about your country resembles what has happened and I believe is still happening in my country. Many people in my country are taking the easy path towards crime, although they could learn poker or other useful things that would allow them to earn a living, like the Brazilians. Perhaps you misunderstood me, maybe the difficulties with my English painted a false picture of my thoughts. I'm sorry again if I offended you in any way.
Hello brotherAballinamion said:Good to read it mate. I’m not sure if your reply is to me, but I liked it anyways. I’m great fan of Argentina and have many friends there, here in the forum I have a lovely mate, @gustav197poker for example.
I love Maradona and Messi, to me the football played by Argentina is awesome and I love when Argentina beats Brazil in the field!
Kenzie 96 said:I've talked to many Canadians here at CC & the answer is Canadians are better, they do not even need to know the question.In case this upsets anyone, I could, possibly, maybe be kidding.
I just assumed we were talking about online MTT poker... not 'strip poker'Aballinamion said:I still believe Canadians are better, but hey: this is just my opinion. And Debi has a point, good players come from anywhere. Even in Vatican we’ll find some good priests and bishops playing poker.
I won't even argue here.Djon25 said:Brazilians play better football.