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Originally Posted by mrfunnywobbl
I think stars is getting ready for an exit. I'd bet their internal analysis shows that online poker will be dead or solved or botted to death in between X years and Y years, and they are basically cashing in their goodwill and brand reputation with customers to maximize revenue before the industry finishes dying.
It's sort of how 3G capital with Tim Hortons is cashing in their goodwill and brand identity with Canadians and the food, coffee and everything is going to **** and the company will shrivel up and die once more people realize it. All to increase revenues a bit more. Except the coffee shop industry isn't dying
It's not their analysis, it's their business model. Amaya is a locust company that buys companies in distress for cheap, drains the value and the assets and then sells the hull of what the company once was. They did it to OnGame Poker before.
These kinds of companies should be illegal. But what it means that PokerStars is a ticking timebomb and doomed to die a slow and painful death.