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[QUOTE="wanderingthehall, post: 2293657, member: 91463"]
I think the state of poker right now is like any ecosystem. As the game grew in popularity over the last 15 years, many new players were attracted to the game.

Now that the system has matured there are 2 big issues, 1. Some of the people that got into the game figured out they could make a living off of it, so we have more pros. 2. The US had tons of recreational players that weren't willing to try and get back in the game after BF.

There are too many predators and not enough food supply for them. It's not that the game is dying, it's that it is on a downswing. Unfortunately for the pros/predators, most of them won't be able to earn the living that they used to. So they will have to find other sources of income, which will take up their time. When that starts to happen, it will be painful for quite a few people, but as things balance, it will become easier for the average players to start making money again, and they will slow start to come back. Everyone likes to play when they are winning, but most people won't stick with a game when they rarely have success.
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