The addiction based rig has been said before. Very few truly new rigs are proposed at this point.
Anyway, riggies never quite get that at times their general concepts have some merit (ie: the sites would love the bad players to lose slower), but they fail to see how the companies actually do these things in the real world. A few examples:
Riggies believe in action hands to increase rake (even though they do not).
The sites believe in Zoom/Rush structures which crank out the hands, and multiple entry tournaments (with rake paid for each entry), which generate a ton of rake and the players love the formats.
Riggies say the sites create bustout hands for small stacks hours into a tournament so that they end faster.
The sites actually create faster and faster formats (hyper turbos) that do that naturally, and the players love playing them.
Riggies propose new player boom switches and futuristic AL based rigs that adjust on the fly for "fish" and "sharks."
The sites break up their networks (like ipoker) where the smaller shark based rakeback sites have to play against each other, while the casino sites with poker donks (and lower rakeback benefits) play on their own tables.
Party just starting experimenting with this:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/29...nrate-1305468/
Have you riggies figured it out yet? Many of your concerns have something to them in a very general sense, but how you believe the sites actually run their business is where you escape from the real world. The irony is that they do changes that have far more impact than all of your theories, and most of them are openly embraced by the players as well.
The rig is there, just not in the way you guys imagine. That's why this thread is a fun little break for me, the real world has much stronger competition and forces at work than cute little "my AA lost to AK riggzors" protests.
That's why I tell all riggies they should quit online poker (unless they play casually with throwaway money). Riggies cannot compete with the real world.
All the best.