Solispoonism

Originally Posted by Savy

Does it?

A matter of opinion I guess, but I would strongly argue yes. I think the boom in the 2000s was almost a freak event for online poker, never to be repeated. Since UIGEA numbers have of course dropped off, but certainly not fallen off a cliff. Stars still getting up to 200k active on weekends.

I also find the “games aren’t beatable anymore” argument unfounded. Again - the boom was a unique event... 3-4 fish on every table up to 200NL just isn’t a normal thing. Games are tougher, but still extremely beatable and always will be.

11-16-2017 12:20 PM #1
Savy View Profile View Forum Posts View Blog Entries Join Date Jan 2013 Posts 3,926	Originally Posted by dwarfman2 online poker still thrives outside the US Does it?

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11-16-2017 07:55 PM #2
dwarfman2 View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Nov 2017 Posts 25	Originally Posted by Savy Does it? A matter of opinion I guess, but I would strongly argue yes. I think the boom in the 2000s was almost a freak event for online poker, never to be repeated. Since UIGEA numbers have of course dropped off, but certainly not fallen off a cliff. Stars still getting up to 200k active on weekends. I also find the “games aren’t beatable anymore” argument unfounded. Again - the boom was a unique event... 3-4 fish on every table up to 200NL just isn’t a normal thing. Games are tougher, but still extremely beatable and always will be.

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