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[QUOTE="zachvac, post: 1046066, member: 26306"]
1. Grinders can be very bad. Example:

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2. There is no shortage of fish. I semi-sweated bw a bit playing 400nl FR last night and there were plenty of fish there. Over on 2+2 there was talk of a super-fishy 1knl table. There are still plenty of fish, and many of the regs are basically fish and always play the same way turning their hands face up.

Win-rates have been decreasing since the original UIGEA passed awhile ago and the poker boom has been coming to an end. People see the amazing amount of money you can make playing poker and naturally are drawn to it. It's pretty simple economics that over the long-term there will become an equilibrium where people are paid what the effort is worth. Currently I think the pay for sitting around playing a game on a computer is amazingly high. It's going to go down. Whether it's still enough to make a living in 5-10 years is the biggest question. I don't see games dying in the next year or two unless the recession gets worse and fish just flat out don't have money anymore. Let alone sne being the thing that kills it.
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