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[QUOTE="Leatherass, post: 1460524, member: 63650"]
You are totally right about poker training. There is no question that it has been maybe the largest contributor to how difficult the games are today.  The thing is, whether people liked it or not, it was going to exist because there is such a big market for it and there would always be people willing to share their strategy for risk free money.

With respect to poker in the USA and you saying "if there is a will, there is a way", you are totally right.  IF there is a will, there is a way.  But certainly you can agree that it is not the best marketing strategy to tell your customers, "if there is a will, there is a way."  Also, if you talk to most Americans they are under the impression online poker is illegal.  So waht we have now is a product where it is difficult to obtain that most people think is illegal.  Sounds a lot like marijuana.  Can you imagine how many more people would smoke pot if you could just buy it on every street corner like alcohol, vs having to grow it yourself or buy it through a connection like it is right now?  That is pretty much the best analogy I can come up with.
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