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Message: [QUOTE="zinzir, post: 5493556, member: 406896"] I agree with your statement, but only if we are taking into account freerolls and home games with no rake. If we consider raked games, than ability to generate income month after month sets the bar too high, as it does not make one a good poker player, it makes him a great player, part of a small elite. That is simply because of how efficient rake is in continuously and mercilessly removing money from the table. For example, you are player who's skill I consider to be easily in top 5 of all members of Cardschat. But you are not profitable outside of freerolls as per SharkScope, and in my opinion you are still a very good poker player, above what I predict I could ever become myself. [/QUOTE]