www.pokerscout.com has great info that goes back 6 months. A few networks are dying like Crypto.Originally Posted by Casinomeister
I wonder how the "real" poker rooms are holding up.
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www.pokerscout.com has great info that goes back 6 months. A few networks are dying like Crypto.
I wonder how the "real" poker rooms are holding up.
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Duplicate poker gave me a free $10.00 to play on but I never used it. I never played at their site so they took the $10.00 back. I found this out when I was going to play in forum sponored event with money added.
I'm gald I never made a deposit there. This is yet another good example why it's not a good idea to make deposits at new sites.
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I have a feeling that the MGS (aka: Prima) network is dying too, at least for higher stakes. Many months ago there was almost always a 200/400NL game going in the evenings (EST,) but it's now rare to even see anything above 25/50NL.
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In most of the rooms I follow, the high stakes games are dieing out.
I think this was to be expected after the Absolute/Ultimate cheating scandals.
With out regulation and independent oversight of the online poker rooms, most high stakes players I know would rather sit down at a real table in a casino to play. If they are going to play online, they mostly play with friends or people they know.
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Yea, other than the well known pros that are playing the 'big game' online at Full Tilt, I don't see much of anything, either.
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