[dcarlc]

I know of a couple players at Canterbury that make over $100,000 a year out of that room using game selection as one of there tools. Neither of these players go to play and say, "Well 30/60 is the biggest game so thats the one I have to play in". Some days it 6/12, and somedays it 30/60, and some days it's a mixture of both. I do not know how many of the regulars in a game such as this make more than these 2 individuals, but I think it is safe to say that it is not alot. Everybody plays for different reasons, but if your reason for playing is to make money then game selection and not necessarly the notion that I am a (insert the limit) player should determine what games to play.