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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5322972, member: 397965"] Its difficult to predict the future, but overall poker does not seem to be doing that badly with this years WSOP main event nearly setting a new record. For online poker there are some challenges for sure, and I would put government regulations higher on the list than bots, colluders or AI software. Poker sites are forced to pull out of market after market, and player pools are being segregated, even where online poker is legal. And of course this is not good for online poker. Its also not new and interesting, like it was 15 years ago, and with all the knowledge, material and software out there, games are never again going to become soft, like they were in the beginning. But there are still recreational players coming on the tables to have some fun and donate their money to sharks, just not quite as many perhaps, as there was in the beginning :) [/QUOTE]
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