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[QUOTE="dreamer13, post: 6900319, member: 487083"]
Ten years ago, many players broke 16 tables at low limits and lived on generous rakeback. Some rooms offered rakeback up to 60%, for example, the PokerStars loyalty program had the coveted SuperNova Elite level, to achieve which you had to earn $200 thousand in rake per year and which allowed the poker player to receive more than $120 thousand in bonuses. In those days, rooms actively advertised players who won a lot, thereby trying to say: “Play with us, there are a lot of fish here.”The biggest shift that has happened in poker over the last ten years is that these days poker is more like a video game, whereas before 2010 it was very much part of the casino game family. Poker used to be a sideline gambling game that gambling operators lured bettors or casino visitors into, but now poker is more the domain of gamers and e-sports.Now rooms are afraid that beginners will quickly lose their bankroll to professionals, so loyalty programs are aimed at recreational players.
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