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On my second watch I realized how the Ddakji game was actually the first game, not just an invitation. They were willing to get slapped for money. Obvious, but then when Gi-Hun finally wins his first instinct is to SLAP BACK and that is the point, he couldn't, he was stopped. That wasn't on the table.

From the very start the game was never fair. Even as they tell us we can change things. But if the only choice is no game (job) or getting slapped... what is the choice? Getting slapped day in and day out for a little money and never getting to slap back, what does that make you eventually? How does that abuse your sense of self?

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Cornhole tossing and pickleball have both matured into organized, professional sports in recent years. But another emerging competition trying to horn in on the action asks participants to demonstrate an altogether different kind of skill: the ability to slap someone silly.

Slap fights last for three to five rounds. A striker has 60 seconds to recover from a hit, and they earn points based on how hard the slap lands. The Power Slap League has more than 30 competitors, also known as "strikers," with winners collecting $2,000 to $10,000 per match.

Indeed, the brutal nature of the sport prompted the Nevada Athletic Commission last month to institute stricter rules for slap fighting. Competitors must use open-handed blows and can't strike an opponent below the chin, commissioners ruled. A competitor will be disqualified if any slap violates the rule, while slaps are also subject to video review by an official.

"There's no denying or no secret in the fact that getting punched in the head is bad for you. It's not good," he said. "But you can take a lot of risk out of it when you spend the money and do the proper medical testing."

We have never had one chargeback in 6 years and we have had one disputed case by accident when a client thought she was getting a software package by mail, when in fact it was web-based and she could log into your account. That is it. There was no historical or factual reason to take all the money in the paypal account and just freeze it for 6 months. I called and explained that we are a software company, not gambling or porn, and we use that money for paying bills and vendors. I said I have very low refund and chargeback rates. They asked me to fax in my merchant account summaries from my other processors to prove it. I faxed over Authorize.net numbers and summaries right away.

Now the manager I was dealing with to try and lift at least the freeze on my account won't take my calls and is ducking me. I am just calling to see if he got the fax and if we can unfreeze even half the money. I am getting passed around from manager to manager and told we will get back to you.

I had no idea PayPal can just freeze, take your money from your account like that, with no rhyme or reason other than you had a spike in sales due to a big promotion. I asked what I did wrong on the webform and got an email back that I would need a court order or subpoena to get that information..I am not making this up. I can't believe this is happening. I thought Paypal actually wanted normal, 100% legit businesses using their services.

Anyone else have a similar story? I am totally fine with the 20% rolling reserve, not happy, but I can live, but to take all the money out of the account is like saying every sale for the past 3 years is going to be a chargeback.

Who do we contact for this I have an upcoming launch myself and have been so concerned with the paypal slap that I've been seeking out other payment providers. If this isn't an issue I would rather just say something ahead of time and make sure everything runs fine here.

Never had that problem with my credit card processor. Ever. Or my Bank. Ever. Of all the payment services I use, only Paypal has held money and/or frozen my account. I still have a Paypal account but I am looking at moving my business to some of the others. I mean, I get calls from my CC company if there is "possible" suspicious activity, but never a freeze, and usually it is large payments or purchases, easily and instantly cleared up with a phone call or email. I have kept Paypal as a convenience to customers who like to use Paypal but lately there is so much negative stuff going on reguarding Paypal that I am going to distance myself from their services. You can call and complain all you want, what really gets large financial institutions attention is lost revenue.

I made a couple of purchases and paystupidpal decided to take the payment from my bank account instead of from my credit card. There was not enough money in my bank account to cover the cost so it was sent back. I was charged a

Not long after his tweet, people started commenting on the irony this tweet poses from a person who punches people for a living. Ryan Garcia was quick to point out that boxers can actually defend themselves while power slappers can't. It's just constant blows directly to the head that will inevitably result in concussions and potential CTE. Dana White already told anybody who is against his Power Slap league to simply not watch it but he completely misses the point of those trying to boycott it. White doesn't seem to care people who compete in this league are putting their lives in mortal danger far more than UFC fighters are.

To be exact, this is how Dana White defended his Power Slap league: "We spend the money to make sure that we have two healthy people in there with proper medical attention during and after the fight. These are all the things we need to educate people on, just like we needed to educate people on mixed martial arts. But, in slap, they take 3-5 slaps per event. Fighters in boxing take 300-400 punches a fight. And guess what? You know what my answer to that is? If you don't fucking like it, don't watch it. Nobody's asking you to watch this! Oh, you're disgusted by it? Watch The Voice."

Yes, there were times during negotiations when we worried if the Vonster would ever play football in Denver again. His feelings got hurt by general manager John Elway. But, in the end, the most valuable player of Super Bowl 50 made the Broncos pay dearly. The money is staggering: $23 million signing bonus, $70 million in guarantees and $114.5 million in total compensation from now through 2021.

And I have no envy for the crazy money earned by stars in the NFL, NBA or any other pro sports league, for if I did, I would have stopped typing about silly games a long time ago and started doing something more meaningful with my life, like picking up my dirty socks off the bedroom floor. So there will be no diatribe against Miller taking home more money per game than a kindergarten teacher might save in a lifetime.

I know I can cook but could I handle the crazy sabotages that my opponents might purchase for me? Even if I won the show, how much of the $25,000 prize money would I still have at the end? Should I bet the farm, or should I conserve money for each round? So many questions and angst over game theory.

Power Slap first gained notoriety by producing a reality television show titled Power Slap: Road to the Title, originally broadcast by the TBS network in the United States and on Rumble internationally.[1] Contestants on the show slapped each other in the face to win the "Power Slap League" tournament. The show's first season consisted of 8 pre-recorded episodes and was followed by the Power Slap 1 live event that aired exclusively on Rumble.[2]

The show was executive produced by Power Slap's owner Dana White.[3] The show was due to premiere on January 11, 2023, but was delayed a week after White was filmed slapping his wife in a Mexican nightclub at a New Year's Eve party.[2]

The show, considered the premier program of the slap fighting combat sport, had significantly lower ratings than its professional wrestling lead-in programming, AEW Dynamite, consistently drawing around 250,000 viewers compared to Dynamite's near million viewers.[4] On March 13, 2023, Warner Bros. Discovery and TBS representatives confirmed to media sources that the network would no longer air Power Slap: Road to the Title following its first-season finale, which had aired the week prior, partly due to its low ratings.[5][6][7][8] After Road to the Title's cancellation by TBS, White confirmed that Power Slap would continue to hold events and produce content for Rumble. During the Power Slap 5 live event, it was announced that the second season of Road to the Title was set to air Rumble. The second season began airing on November 15, 2023.

Power Slap, which has been licensed by the Nevada State Athletic Commission, uses rules similar to those established by other slap fighting leagues. After a coin toss to decide who goes first, the first striker has a time limit of 60 seconds to deliver an open-handed slap to the opponent. Slaps must be below the eye but above the chin, without leading with the palm such that all hand to face contact takes place at the same time. Those being slapped may not flinch, raise their shoulder or tuck in their chins. After being slapped, the slapped competitor then has 60 seconds to recover and get back into position before it's their turn to slap. Fights which don't end in a knock out and go three rounds go to the judges' decision, using a 10-point system with judging based on slap strikers' effectiveness as well as the slap receivers' reaction and recovery time.[9]

Upon initial airing, Power Slap: Road to the Title created controversy[9] concerning the health of the participants and the inherent danger of the new sport.[11] Neuroscientist, chronic traumatic encephalopathy researcher, and former professional wrestler Christopher Nowinski observed one of the show's participants displaying the fencing response after being struck, indicating serious brain injury.[2] Greek neurologist Nikolas Evangelou called the show a "recipe for disaster" due to how "impact to the head, from an angle, can cause rotational forces on the brain", leading to "hopefully temporary, but sometimes permanent disruption to brain function" and "even more serious complications".[9] Many combat sports athletes also responded negatively to the show. Boxer and WBC champion Ryan Garcia wrote "Power slap is a horrible idea and it needs to be stopped."[12] UFC fighter Sean O'Malley stated that he refused to watch Power Slap: Road to the Title due to its association with brain injuries.[13] 2351a5e196