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Online Poker Will Never Be Harder Than It Is Right Now
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[QUOTE="luckytokenz, post: 1461420, member: 50730"] A very good article, and true one at that. Simply put, like dakota said, the legalization of online poker will surely bring more fish to the tables, but also, one of the reasons online poker is at it's hardest point is PIRACY! When I or someone else can go to a site, and download the latest cash game book, or tournament book, or for that matter, download the latest HUD-surely makes the game played on level footing. Now this is absolutely bad because just as with music piracy, a poker writer doesn't get supported, and if I'm not mistaken the object of writing a poker book, is to make more money selling the book, than you would have at poker. Well, this all seems kind of regressive to me. So just to add to what dakota said, I believe that it's going to come down to not only legalization of online poker, but control over information. Maybe then, the sea will fill up again. [/QUOTE]
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