Interesting to watch this play out, though it sounds like some of these conclusions are overstaed (winning team did not spend $50k, rankings are still similar to last year.)
It means there is a growing pay-to-play aspect, but skill is still a critical component, this year.
Interesting to watch this play out, though it sounds like some of these conclusions are overstated (winning team did not spend $50k, rankings are still similar to last year.)
It means there is a growing pay-to-play aspect, but skill is still a critical component, this year.
Interesting to watch this play out, though it sounds like some of these conclusions are overstaed (winning team did not spend $50k, rankings are still similar to last year.)
It means there is a growing pay-to-play aspect, but skill is still a critical component, this year.
Interesting to watch this play out, though it sounds like some of these conclusions are overstated (winning team did not spend $50k, rankings are still similar to last year.)
It means there is a growing pay-to-play aspect, but skill is still a critical component, this year.