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As is often the case with any successful poker event, secondary social media debates have crept into the conversation.
This time around, photos of Christoph Vogelsang from this week’s PokerStars‘ Players Championship, who is seemingly preparing for a ski run, have rekindled the topic of facial coverings.
Example of face covering in above poll. I’m also interested why you think it should/shouldn’t be allowed and if you feel getting tells and social interaction is a part of game. Would playing with more players like this affect your enjoyment? Also remember this is a job for some. pic.twitter.com/IAkQtek2ED
— Matt Savage (@SavagePoker) January 8, 2019
There are many threads to the debate, but the gist is how covering one’s face resonates with recreational players. Some of the trains of thought include:
- Does it intimidate them and scare them off?
- Is it antisocial and annoying?
- Should the Tournament Directors Association take action and install rules against certain facial coverings?
My answer to all three of these questions is yes.
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