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What will happen to poker in 2100th?
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[QUOTE="franken222, post: 5956232, member: 416383"] Interesting question...food for thought. In about one hundred years, I don't think games like Hold'em will still be around. There will be games based on it, but I don't think the current formats will be here. Brick and mortar games, probably won't exist either, and we'll see no end of virtual tournaments, with players using some sort of webcam, (or whatever kind of cam you might need at that time). I'm also wondering if bitcoin will take over as the preferred method of currency. Looks like a good possibility. CardsChat will still be here, giving us a great source of information, such as they do, now. They will be needed, more than ever. Finally, Donald Trump will still be contesting the results of the 2020 election. [/QUOTE]
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