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[QUOTE="A2345Razz, post: 2657065, member: 90717"]
In the US, a whole heck of a lot.

Federal and state regulation of legalized poker both online and live for one thing.

I personally would love to have nationwide online regulated and lightly taxed poker, but that's just me.

I also would like to be able to play and/or set up games in cheap/affordable locations and not pay excessive licensure fees that pertain to "casinos".
Public perception of poker has a dramatic effect on all of those things.

Every poker player cannot make millions, no. People with an IQ of 100 cannot make millions in poker by studying harder than other people and grinding. That ship has sailed.

A healthy way to see poker right now for MOST people. A fun hobby which, like every hobby, will have costs and benefits associated with it, but will give me enjoyment. Poker is a hobby that can eventually actually make you money!!!

I try browski!

I agree we need to offer good value for the entertainment dollar and that new depositors are vital to the economy.

I was outspoken on here and battled a lot of people when Amayastars tried to push through those changes. Go back and look......I am there screaming louder than anyone and helping to get the word out about the sit outs.

Complaining about the freeroll culture and rake isn't mutually exclusive.

I don't think we have much disagreement on that, but from time to time a small/moderately sized  deposit might be necessary for even net winning players. Guys, that's poker, there is variance and the skill edges aren't as huge as they were in the boom.

[I]Full disclosure it's been like 2.5-3 yrs since i've deposited I think,but I probably will soon to put money on ACR or Bovada.
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