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Originally Posted by Hell2Heaven
Well said, considering you will have to get one population to crawl out of the video game dungeon, and the profitable live board/card game people are likely unwanted because they won't be fish, or won't be fish for long if they aren't intelligent enough win they might just move on. One thing I learned about the board game and card game community is that they understand algorithms and statistics of any game play fairly well, and when money or rankings are involved they seem to understand game selection, or who they will and won't play.
excellent post, except that I disagree that a poker operator would not "want" an influx of limit players. at least online.
I think the challenge is getting ANY population to "crawl out of the video game dungeon" and into real money gambling.
The parallel challenge has been a reluctance by real money gambling regulators to embrace popular video games as a permitted offering. There are gaming issues I think solvable and I took a run at it a number of years ago. However, I got distracted by poker matters. I do think it will happen as a gambling offering, but not in any way related to "poker" as a game.
I have had that lobbying on a back burner and do not know what, if anything, has eveloved in the area in a few years. Anyone ???