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What Changes Would US Players Cause If Allowed Back In Normal Online Poker
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[QUOTE="IntenseHeat, post: 2212988, member: 92488"] I really don't think that there would be too much of a noticeable difference, other than the sheer volume of players. The influx of fish would be offset by the number of sharks. I've always felt, without a doubt, that the United States has the best players in the world. But if you asked me which country had the worst players in the world, I would say the United States without hesitation. Along with the best and worst players that the U.S. has to offer, are numerous players of varying skill levels in between, the same as any other country. The changes that I would expect to see would be tournament prize pools being larger and being able to find more cash game action at all stakes. But as far as games being softer or tougher, I'm sure you would be able to happen upon a super soft game from time to time. But you could just as easily find yourself in deep water, swimming with sharks. [/QUOTE]
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