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[ QUOTE ] There is no doubt the game is getting harder to win. As the losers get better, the winners win less. This process continues until everyone is a loser to the rake. Sure, we're not there yet, but its coming closer every day. [/ QUOTE ] [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] This thinking just makes me laugh, no offense. I mean we see all these threads about "poker is about skill," "poker is about skill", "poker is about skill" and yet the underlying idea to posts like the one above is, "poker is becoming less about skill." There are all kinds of reasons why this thinking is totally wrong. As Sklansky has written, you make money by playing well and exploiting others' mistakes. And as you yourself get better, (in theory) you can move up in stakes, making more money in absolute terms. [/ QUOTE ] this is the information age. imo up until a few years ago or so there was really no subculture driven to learn to be proficient at poker. there are now thousands of players dedicated to this. opponents who make less mistakes on average than opponents did 10 years ago means less mistakes to exploit. |
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