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    Poker players finding tougher game at World Series
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    Books, DVDs and poker Web sites give anyone who's curious access to a library of no-limit Texas Hold 'em knowledge that wasn't commonly available 20 years ago. "That means those people that are playing are getting better and better every day ... It's just everyone's getting better and we don't have new, inexperienced players joining our ranks." Greenstein said that at the same time, many players have found themselves with less money to spend because of the economy. Full Article at NevadaAppeal.com
    That means those people that are playing are getting better and better every day ... It's just everyone's getting better and we don't have new, inexperienced players joining our ranks.
    View articles, topics, and photos related to this quote – Greg Raymer SOURCE: NevadaAppeal.com 5 months ago
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Poker players finding tougher game at World Series
  1. What the (Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act) has done has really taken a lot of the recreational players out of poker
    – Barry Greenstein SOURCE: NevadaAppeal.com 5 months ago
  2. The biggest actual games in the world have always been mixed games and that's not going to change
    SOURCE: NevadaAppeal.com 5 months ago
  3. Of course my bills in a lot of cases — I have three kids in college — my bills haven't gone down so it means more work, that's all.
    SOURCE: NevadaAppeal.com 5 months ago
  4. As it is right now, I'm not doing well in poker
    SOURCE: NevadaAppeal.com 5 months ago
  5. People are getting better but there are still bad players out there ... The main event is the easiest tournament of the year by far. ... If I could play at the main event every week, I would.
    SOURCE: NevadaAppeal.com 5 months ago
  6. Being a one-game wonder has always been a sort of a death certificate for poker professionals ... You have to learn to play other games, otherwise it'll be tough to make it.
    – Daniel Negreanu SOURCE: NevadaAppeal.com 5 months ago
  7. What you're left with is really just mostly people who are trying to make a living.
    SOURCE: NevadaAppeal.com 5 months ago
  8. The edge is diminishing a little bit
    SOURCE: NevadaAppeal.com 5 months ago
  9. I've never worked this hard and then my results aren't what I want them to be
    SOURCE: NevadaAppeal.com 5 months ago

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