BanzaiOnTagPro

So basically, the way this works is you're either predicting a player will finish a game with over or under my prediction for a given stat for that 10 minutes.

You can bet on as many or as few as you'd like. Even if you see something you like, the problem is finding someone to take the other side of the bet! But hopefully people who are interested can get in touch with one another and find something they disagree on.

(Remember that each "game" in the NLTP playoffs is 10 minutes long. So you are wagering that a player will go over or under my line per each 10 minute period.)

Bet cash, bet BTC, bet a name change, make someone do your laundry, whatever. God knows I've posted enough here lat

(First of all, Anze is my adopted son. So to guard against bias, I'm excluding his season-saving play.)

We've heard before about the best performances, but I'm curious about the greatest single play. That's hard to define, but I think a lot goes into it. How much was at stake? How technically difficult was the play? Etc.

When you take everything into account, this play by NEUHusky is my #1.

(It's actually better with the commentary. Go here and let it build up lol.)

Now, I know there are plays that took place on a bigger stage. And I know there have been more clutch or mo

Azhf seems to get downvoted a lot because his genuine enthusiasm clashes with the circlejerky nonsense (plus a healthy dose of unjustified elitism) that sometimes takes hold in competitive tagpro. I think he'd be a refreshing departure from that.

This is nothing against the other candidates, it's just based on two things.

First, I would like to see Azhf rewarded for the way he's remained so engaged and positive despite the garbage he's had to deal with for no reason.

Second, obviously the CRC will have a lot of the letter-of-the-law stuff under control. I think Azhf would do a good job in the role of "guy who reminds everybody that this is supposed to be for fun, too."

Disclaimer: I k

I remember this guy but not his name. yz thought he was named "Gramp" or "Grampa" or something like that. I think he also played as an age (like 89 or 91, etc.).

I don't know how he did it; he moved smoothly, but was extremely slow (as if he was elderly, I suppose). The visual of it was hilarious, but I never knew any details or backstory and then he disappeared. I've always wondered about him.

I know this is circlejerky and shitpostish, but nobody I've talked to seems to remember much about him if they knew of him at all. So once and for all I'm asking everybody these questions lol.

Do other people remember this? Was it a known person goofing around as a gimmick or just some random a

I helped co-captain The Lion Ping. Because I'm known for always being so concise, I was asked to make this post.

:-|

First, you should know that this season was just sort of cursed for TLP. We were loving our squad coming out of the draft, and after 3 weeks, A-team was 5-1-0 and B-team was 5-0-1. Then somebody angered the tagpro gods, apparently.

If you can think of it, we dealt with it. I couldn't possibly list everything that happened. But how crazy did it get? Three words: poop-related hospitalization.

So I'm not making excuses. But obviously a big part of team success is building chemistry with teammates, and due to all sorts of fluky craziness, it was just tough for TLP to "gel" the

Just wanted to say hello. I'm a big fan.

I hate to stir things up, and I know the game has evolved quite a bit over the past few months, but I wanted to point this out.

Six months ago, Messi and I played a ridiculous amount of hours going for fourth place in the monthly. Why fourth place? Because the month before, due to a particularly spirited battle for the third spot, four people had been given crowns. Messi and I were new and had no idea that typically only three people got it. So we went for fourth. Oops. =p

Now, in the month Messi and I went for it, three people had earned it fairly. So while our epic battle for a non-existing