China: Poker's next frontier?

[olivert]

I have posted a thought-provoking article on why I believe China will be Poker's next frontier:

http://olivertsepoker.com/China.aspx

CardPlayer Magazine has already rejected the article, preferring to have its editor work on a similar article instead.

I'll let you compare my work to that of CardPlayer when its article comes out.

Oliver Tse
olivert888@olivertsepoker.com

[psyolo]

Good article,

I live in Australia and our live games are very popular with people from China and other Asian countries. Many people here believe that if holdem catches on in Asia then the games will continue to be good for a long while yet.

I think it all depends on how the games are packaged and how they promote them. But no limit cash games could become insanely popular.

[howdydudey]

I bet if a Chinese citzen won the WSOP it would blow up over there

[muckdumper]

china is trying to keep up with (USA)!in every and any form in this modernn age.they've stayed behind in open relations(a real iron curtain)but i got to respect a nation that messes with no one and even built a wall to keep itself at ease from intruders!!p.s what is china's best wine

[muckdumper]

what is china's best wine

[Rottersod]

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what is china's best wine

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beer

[checkmate36]

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what is china's best wine

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piss

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[BukWildSuperFly]

Just out of curiosity, is there any land based poker in China yet. If Jack Binnion is in charge of the Wynn operation in Macau I would imagine that he would sneak a poker room in if he could afford it. Someone posted saying that they went to the opening day of the Wynn Macau and there wasn't any Hold'em. Does that mean no poker room at all or just no Hold'em?

[Dynasty]

This isn't much more than spam for your website.

This China obsession of yours is a bit weird.

[Lawman007]

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This China obsession of yours is very weird.

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