It was relatively popular even before those events dude. Okay it would lose few players but it wont get 'unpopular'. Poker ain't going nowhere.At this moment it is populair because of the lockdowns worldwide. But when people can go to events, restaurants etc it will loose popularity.
Dude look at GG they already have ton of entertainment. Its just ACR havent updated their software for decades. (You just put ACR on your profile thats why i mentioned them)Well poker is currently enjoying good popularity ... however we can see how technology increasingly offers new and enjoyable things for entertainment ... so I think that the poker industry ... should make use of technology and give some freshness to poker platforms ...!
That made ma laugh!!!!!Poker disease is spreading faster than Covid
Are u kiddin, there is a huge gap between 'Boom' and 'Only seriousplayers play'.I think the poker boom has passed. Now its mostly serious hardcore players trying improve their game.
Actually I believe that poker has been treading water and has been for a while.
Apart from the Moneymaker effect - at a particular time in the culture and with broad coverage - the poker industry has failed to re-capture that moment. In fact I think they have given up on the idea.
There is a base of players which are going nowhere and others with a similar bent that will replace those who leave the game. But it is hardly as though the industry is striving to promote itself in a tangible way. They are just happy to have their slice from the existing cake.
So when an entity such as GG Poker makes a bigger and bigger splash within the global game I do not see them as establishing new players but rather poaching existing players in the North American and European context.
As for the industry promoting itself , I am tired of raising the fact most poker media content is now behind a PokerGo paywall which is only to the detriment of the game. The public is therefore now less aware of poker than they have been in decades.