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[QUOTE="NootNoot, post: 6877818, member: 1031651"]
Here's my hot takes for what they're worth - precisely zero but that's never stopped me weighing in before.

1. sites change games/rakeback to formats that are not realistically beatable

I don't think the sites would want to do this normally. Would think they would lose  a chunk of their player base/customers. Misjudged attempts at being greedy on their part could be one reason, don't ever rule that out completely. Another could be a dwindling player base that's happening anyway and that's the only way they think they can survive at all to pay overheads, which in turn could result in an even smaller player base. It's the panic option if the industry is dying. Smaller player base could be natural if fewer people simply get interested in poker as certain things go in and out of fashion with no rhyme or reason. Other factors could be the latter mentioned legislation, bots or even the global economy.

2. legislation kills the games

Impossible to predict.

3. botting becomes so prevalent that humans can no longer recently compete.

Very possible, or at least there's so few who can that most normal players give up so that all that remained is elite players and bots for a while. If recs and decent but not great regs give up after taking too many beatings from bots then games become even harder than it would be with regs, recs and bots. Eventually even the elite players find they can't beat the bots as the bots become more sophisticated, leaving bots vs bots only.
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