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[QUOTE="mitroff, post: 5011975, member: 235945"]
After Black Friday, the level of play among american offline players has fallen markedly due to the inability to play online. An example is a lot. For example, the final table of the WSOP 2014 main event. What mistakes in the game were made by William Tonking, Daniel Sindelar and Mark Newhouse (as this player won the ninth place in the main event twice in a row, I don’t understand:eek:). And how they played modern poker Martin Jacobson, Jorryt van Hoof and Andoni Larrabe. By the way, I recommend to see this final table. There is everything for which you can love poker - crazy dynamics at the table, the levels of players' mindset are amazing. By 2016, the average level of the game players who are not able to play online (american players) caught up with players who have the opportunity to play online. Due to what it happened this is a good question?:confused: Now I would put the average american offline player above the average european player who has the ability to play online. But this is my subjective opinion and I meant only tournament poker. Good luck to everyone at the tables and in life.
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