WVHillbilly
Legend
Silver Level
Depending on how you define long-term but 10% maybe.
Good read as to why: https://www.cardschat.com/f49/irexes-principle-napoleonic-player-116849/
Suited Frenzy
CardsChat Elite
Silver Level
7-10 years ago, probably 80% lol.
Now, about 7%
There are hundreds of thousands & maybe millions more poker players now then there was 7-10 years ago. Back then, there was a higher % of "good" or "profitable" players compared to now.
Now, about 7%
There are hundreds of thousands & maybe millions more poker players now then there was 7-10 years ago. Back then, there was a higher % of "good" or "profitable" players compared to now.
WEC
Legend
Silver Level
My experience over the past 20 years playing is that the longer time frame you push out, the less people who profit long-term. Even back in the old days of the 80s (lol), it was accepted that 90% of poker players were long-term losers
NineLions
Advanced beginner
Silver Level
??? I can't get my head around this. Or how someone could imagine how this could be.
How would the "vast majority" of players make profits long term? The site/casino takes a cut, meaning the minority are losing enough to make the site/casino plus the vast majority winners? Or is the government funding it somewhere that I don't know about?
