Is poker losing its popularity?

[Skripka Dmitriy]

I think he is losing. Loses because, online poker today, 70-80% is cheating people. It is easy to deposit, but almost impossible to withdraw.

 

[Martin Carreira]

I don't think I know that, quite the contrary, there are more people playing poker. I also think that the pandemic, since everyone was locked up, caused the vast majority to spend more hours playing. Greetings

 

[tomk7788]

Once poker is legalized it will boom.

 

[Vivaly]

I think that poker is not losing its popularity. Are you worried that you won't have anyone to play with?

 

[TeUnit]

I am not sure if it is losing its popularity, but it does seem like the players are much more spread out on different sites.

 

[machinm19]

Its not that its less popular its just that all the fish have been bluffed into taking the frankenstein, so they are probably all dead and find it harder to log in.

 

[carlosnuno]

In my opinion, if it is losing its boom due to the fact that the economies of the countries are paralyzed due to the pandemic, but it is a matter of time before it is reactivated

 

[jeffman123]

Maybe? I think poker is a lot more popular now than it's ever been and there's not really any reason to think the current trend is going to revert. Unless a new game suddenly comes that fills the niche filled by Poker I don't see it going away, people love gambling.

 

[partz]

Poker rather increase its popularity, but maybe there's countries that ban gambling games so it makes sense to feel like it's loosing popularity, however poker on a bigger scale I think actually its increasing players trafic each year.

 

[myquickwit]

The game is definitely not as popular as it use to be. Until poker is legalized in the united states the poker boom and moneymaker effect will always be a thing of the past. Black Friday killed poker and it's still not back to what it was since that day.

 

[blata8ruga]

Poker is always going to go through it's highs and lows. It will always fluctuate between the times when rookies are loving the game because it is new and fresh to them and then they grow to hate it when they realize it is hard to win money unless u really know how to play AND u get lucky. Also you get veteran players who just get sick of dealing with idiots who go all in with any 2 cards and they take a prolonged break. It will continue to be popular one year and not the next. It has been that way for decades.

 

[57noona]

Is poker losing its popularity? I would have to say no it has not. There are a lot of people playing poker all over the world now. Just look at all the online sites opening up for people to play in. Not to mention that Covid came along and people couldn't go to the casino in person and I think lots of people tried online poker instead.

 

[bra01]

The future is hard to say, at least poker is still a popular item right now

 

[recerveau]

Hi guys,

Do you guys think that poker will someday lose its popularity?

I believe it will never cease to be. The number of active players will always be a mystery.