Cactus Jack says the Poker Boom is Over

[MiltonFriedman]

I find it odd that a gas station, which were previously limited to X machines,, would suddenly qualify for a license for table games.

But, who knows? Johnny thinks it is great, so it must be a fact.

[MiltonFriedman]

I don't know ... Lynn Burton, who owned Ribs and Bibs, was at least 75 years old about 50 years ago, plus the chicken tasted pretty old.

Besides, I died a year or so ago, at the age of 94.

[GeniusToad]

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Mick Foley says, Poker will always be on the upswing


right here


in BUFFALO, NY!!!

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cheap crowd pop! yes!

[Don Olney]

I agree it will end. But it is not over yet.
I have heard others say the games are harder. I have yet to see that. The past two years my hour rate is up. If players are seeing the games as tougher I go back to my old stand by "THEY ARE DOING SOMETHING WRONG". Now if you are talking about on-line poker I can not comment on that. I have not played on-line in over a year.
The Poker dome was doomed to begin with. Anything held in the States tied in with the internet was going to fail.

[Dan BRIGHT]

ahah this thread makes me laugh

[Don Olney]

This was a joke---they only just started to add strippers.
It will take a year or two for table games

[Don Olney]

and why is that?

[MiltonFriedman]

Maybe it was your hilarious "joke" about a gas station at Jones and Sahara.

[MiltonFriedman]

"Anything held in the States tied in with the internet was going to fail. '

The WSOP's record turnout last year wasn't tied to the internet ? They are not likely to fail this year, are they ?

[wpr101]

The games have been getting tougher but my skill has been getting better over the same time, so I've made a majority of my profits in the past year.

There will be another boom cycle especially if poker is legalized.