Will online poker games remain soft - Page 2

lacky · #11 12-14-2004, 08:16 AM

I can't even answer this.

First, there is no time frame. For one year, yes, for 10, who knows.

Second, it isn't soft now compared to live. 3/6 live is MUCH softer than the typical party 3/6. So are you asking if it will stay more profitable for good players playing lots of tables, or if it will stay "soft"?

Steve

lacky · #12 12-14-2004, 08:20 AM

Good players would multitable anyway. Does it really matter long term if we all played 4 tables on 4 different sites, or 4 tables on one site. We are still soaking up the money.

Steve

jokerthief · #13 12-14-2004, 08:55 AM

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So are you asking if it will stay more profitable for good players playing lots of tables, or if it will stay "soft"?

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I think because of the nature of the game it will always stay profitable for good players. Will the standard for being classified as a good player become more exclusive though? Is the game soft right now because it is realativly new and aggregately inexperienced and given time will the aggregate gain more experience causing the game to toughen? Or will the growth of new players off set the maturation of those already playing?

As far as a time frame, lets say over the next 5 years.

jokerthief

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