Thank you @NVD_Jarla for roping every single turn in the last game with no cards in hand, I'm sure that as a GM you really needed this top16pic.twitter.com/iM6sloGEl0
Lets add some context. You were literally roping since turn 1 for some reason. So you just get back what you asked for :)
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Seriously?
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LOL imagine comparing thinking the first 2/3 turns with cards in play/hand with doing it when you literally cannot play anything. Btw i needed one single win to qualify so I can safely say that I had no reason to rope intentionally
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It's part of the game, get over it. And if you were roping yourself you can't blame others for doing so, can you?
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Have you seen the game or are you just his lawyer?
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Yes. Cuz they both had the same things at stake. Jarla is a very measured & careful player, but, in this scenario he's clearly looking out for his friends. Which is within his rights, but far from good sportsmanship.
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Doesn't he also need points on case he relagates?
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Let's add some context: Jarla as GM was #2 and nothing to win or lose. Gregoriousil had last chance to hit top 16 and could take his time to play. Jarla roped with nothing to do. Clip incoming ;)
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Probably because he had 4 people coaching him. Apparently none of them told him everybody ropes.
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LOL they were streaming and commenting people from the Italian community trying to get a top16. None of them was playing or talking to people who were playing. It's like saying a famous streamer has 1000 people coaching him
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