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[QUOTE="A2345Razz, post: 2656499, member: 90717"] A lot of interesting arguments in the thread, of course most are not in direct relation to the OP, but it's definitely interesting. Also, is no one else shocked someone just said deposits aren't important for the maintenance of a healthy poker economy? That's a fairly ludicrous assertion. No one is arguing against people dreaming, but I am arguing that that arguement is less and less and less appealing in the face of reality 10 yrs post boom and that selling PRIMARILY the idea that it is realistic to become a pro in short order is something that is a huge net negative on the public's image of poker. Also, high rakes and silly formats/pay out schedules are also bad for the game....again, no one here is arguing against those points as best I can surmise. [/QUOTE]
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