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Message: [QUOTE="LukeSilver, post: 6877554, member: 59099"] so one or two responses seem to mis what I am getting at but I think overall people get it. Poker will always evolve and change over time that much is a given. Poker arguably is solved now with GTO and what not very few if any humans will ever reach the point where they can play perfect GTO. I seriously doubt we will reach a point where in $10/£10 sit and goes mtts spin and goes or NL cash you will have tables of human players who are all playing near perfect GTO. I specifically say Human players because I could see that scenario been reached with bots but not human players. Even if that did become the norm for humans then someone could just throw out random stuff people are not ready for which is non GTO but people are unadapted for this has already happened in higher stake spin and goes. Where when games are 3 handed and 15 blinds deep the game tree is much smaller then say six handed 100 blind deep cash. Some players have really learned this format to a point where they are very close and then suddenly you see strong pros at the top adopting 3 handed button limping ranges and 3.5x raising ranges. This is completely non GTO and in theory would not beat a perfect bot but their opponents are not perfect bots and have studied how to play against GTO like plays so they dont adapt adequately. this goes beyond what I am qualified to talk about but yes it shows poker always evolves. despite so many solid players I regularly see people doing stupid things and playing bad assuming we dont hit a financial crash so bad that it puts near everyone in financial destitution their will always be dead money (terrible play) and so the games should still in theory always be beatable if your always playing human beings and your always playing beatable formats. I am not asking if human players will be beatable in ten years time of course they will my concerns are the following 3 1. sites change games/rakeback to formats that are not realistically beatable 2. legislation kills the games 3. botting becomes so prevalent that humans can no longer recently compete. I would literally say its most in order of threats there from point 1 been the smallest threat to point 3 been the biggest threat. [/QUOTE]

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