Poker Boom Pt. II
There’s a lot of excitement about the new regulatory legislation regarding the online poker industry in the US. For the seasoned players, the food supply is expected to get a lot more saturated. The projection is that the flood gates of new fish will flock to the new found “freedom” to play the game, and for the solid players, making a living at the game will become much easier at sites like Everest Poker telecharger.
As a lot of new players begin to pour in, the number of players who aren’t experienced at online poker, or poker games in general will most assuredly rise, and that means we’re looking at moving back to the circa 2004-05 era where extracting money from the players who are just out to play for fun will become the common place again.
Of course, some of this speculation may be overblow. While there will undoubtedly be many more players who didn’t play before for fear of legal ramifications, the number probably won’t, at first, be as large as projected.
The main reason: the economy. With income globally being down on the whole, less people will have the discretionary income to pour into the market. That’s not to say that there won’t be an influx, but when there are no funds to bankroll the new fish with, logistically it’s impossible for the boom to be as big as it would if the economy was on the rise.
There’s also one other thing to watch out for. We’re in the information age. So expect these fish to get better quickerat least the ones who stick around. With the quick dissemination of free educational materials about the game, it’s easier than ever for novices to become average players in a very short time, and with some diligent study and practice fairly solid players.
But don’t let that discourage you, in the beginning the chaos will be more than enough to feed the sharks, at least for a little while.