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[QUOTE="or3o1990, post: 2810199, member: 113762"]
Then the only solution would be to teach them proper BR management, don't you think? Maybe when players deposit they should have an icon that recommends what stakes they should play or something. But you don't have to be a genius to know that if you have only $300 and you play $100 a hand in blackjack that you most likely won't be playing for very long. Players already don't mind loosing because they're still doing it at table games everywhere. I gamble sometimes but when I do it's purely for entertainment and even if I win money I still know that playing craps is a loosing strategy. I'm just diligent in deciding how much entertainment I can afford.

It's a scary thought but I think that if they could totally eliminate any edge that they certainly would. How far are they going to eventually go to decimate that edge is the question. One day will you be sitting in a poker room building a stack and have a floor manager come up to you and tap you on the should and say, "I'm sorry but you need to leave, your play is just too good for the table."? The market will continue to respond and adjust to the changes but it should only be influenced to a point in my opinion.
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