[Truthiness24]

My thoughts:

1. They don't care about whether you can beat the game. They care about the game's long-term sustainability. They care about maximizing their rake and their bank without losing long-term customers. These goals (of the cardroom and the wannabe pro) ought to but do not always coincide.
2. They will spread those games that generate the most money. They will offer a wide variety at first and follow the market.
3. You will vote with your dollars. So will the gaming public at large. If you don't like it, talk to people in the room. Play somewhere else. They will notice.
4. Don't knock the SKC manager. He's good people, unlike most cardroom managers, who have the personality of a wet towel. Everyone likes him, and he's doing a really good job of maximizing revenue for his room and keeping the players happy to the extent that he can. And, he's pushing the envelope in an effort to do both. This I like.
5. This thread, and the 3 or 4 lawyers following and contributing to it, has done a fine job of sorting this stuff out.