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Originally Posted by BigBananas
"PokerStars had a pretty lousy quarter; it may rightly be called "the worst first quarter of the company’s history."
The revenues from online poker for the second quarter amounted $191,5M."
No idea what the profit % is for this 191M, but why is HU is bad for the site considered such a valid reason when revenues are hitting 2M/day?
Why do you assume the two things are tied together? Stars could be making huge money in spite of HU being terrible for them. Or Stars could be doing terribly in spite of HU making them huge amounts of money. I expect they'd base any decision about HU on how HU does, not on their overall bottom line.
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Originally Posted by BigBananas
Always skeptical of posters who want to remove the game where "fish tend to lose like crazy"...Why would u want to remove a game like that?
Is this a real question? I mean, the answer is fairly self-evident.
You may disagree that the fish lose like crazy, or maybe you think it doesn't matter because there are plenty more fish where they came from, or you believe the fish will keep depositing, but I can't see why you would find it so strange that people are concerned about games where "fish tend to lose like crazy".
If recreational players/fish don't feel they're getting good entertainment for their dollar, and that they'll never win, that's going to have an impact on where they choose to play. I don't have a definite answer as to whether that's the case with HU on Stars or anywhere else, but it's pretty sensible to ask the question.