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PokerGO limiting access to Poker Exposure
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[QUOTE="theANMATOR, post: 5888135, member: 377741"] So - I came into poker just under 2 years ago. When I did - it seemed to me (I might be wrong) any and all poker content was available to view on youtube and other free video services (vimeo). I watched I think all the WSOP main event and EPT footage going all to - I think as far as the footage was filmed. I learned about Stu Unger's dominance, Doyle extremely lucky hands to win both his main even titles, How lucky, aggressive, and dominant Jamie Gold was. I saw how completely aweful Gordon Vayo played heads up, and how colorful and entertaining a lot of the pro players are during these events. I think I might also have learned a little bit about playing poker, but mostly the access to the footage was entertaining, and enjoyable to watch. I am sure - having access to all that footage increased my desire to start playing poker. It seems now pokerGO has put all that great footage behind a paywall, where the only people that will actually pay to access that footage, are people already interested and involved in the game. In my opinion - restricting access to all that great footage is doing a great disservice to the poker community - by limiting the amount of content available to people who might be- interested in getting into poker. Thoughts? [/QUOTE]
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