Feedback Thread: PokerStrategy.com CEO Dominik "Korn" Kofert's Blogs

Originally posted by shehanshah

Originally posted by ragney

Originally posted by patszerdonk

Originally posted by EmanuelC16
There's a reason PokerStars is the biggest poker room in the world, don you think?

(x) Best software
(x) Best Suport
(x) Best Adv
( ) Best service for winning player <---- no corelation

You either suck or have big leaks if you can't win on pokerstars. I've won over $2500 by just playing NL25 there.

YH u r the poker god!! And so many other players make money too. No need to show off. Don't dishearten or insult other players with such statements. Everybody is entitled to their own views. So shut up.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Another losing/break-even player on PokerStars is pissed

Oh wait thats my own view. I'm entitled to my own view. You can shut up now. ♦

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BACK ON TOPIC: It's a bad move because sooner or later the majority of the regs will leave = less rake income from their "best rakers". Fish rake is very small compared to regs.

And PokerStars will get more regs, noes

So, given the grinder: recreational ratio on most sites, I don't understand how discriminating against the grinders can make so much difference, but then I know little about how poker rooms actually work, so it's just an opinion.

Also, is the folowing oxymoronic, contradictory or just funny?
Quote: ' Everybody is entitled to their own views. So shut up.' Unquote

Regards and keep it fun,

Mal.

if i win 5000 $ in a month 10 friends of mine will deposit 100$ and give a shot at the tables ...

Yes friendly is the way to go. But don't like people who quote others and brag about their winnings when somebody is trying to post the facts. That's why I told him to shut up. Post ur own views but don't quote others and insult them.
You might have won $2.5k by playing whatever but your ignorance towards the poker rooms' discrimination is clearly disgusting.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh Another losing/break-even player on PokerStars is pissed Oh wait thats my own view. I'm entitled to my own view. You can shut up now. ♦

Ahahahaha , I made that $2.5k by just winning the Big $11 on pokerstars.

Nvm gonna stop continue the trash talk. Talking with break-even/crying idiots won't help.

Soooooooooo mega +EV for me, leave PokerStars! It's rigged! Only regs!

It's "Don't Discriminate Against Winning Players - Dominic Kofert Blog" or is it

"How Ragney made $2.5k on NL25, How he fixed his leaks and How he tells people that they suck"??????
Might as well post ur graph here mate!! :).

@mods- Your CEO is trying to address a genuine concern here. Atleast respect this fact. When I tried to tell this to some guy who is just posting nuisance itt, I get quoted by the mods. Great. I thought it's the mod's work to keep the thread on-topic.

And btw, my english is not that great. So I fix my first post itt.

Everybody is entitled to their own views on the topic. So shut up if u don't have anything to post on the topic..

Not sure what the issue with all this is. Clearly Everleaf banning people for anything but fraud or cheating is wrong, but what other examples are we talking about it here really? The whole issue seems a bit of a straw man to me unless we have more examples to discuss. Some more specifics please Korn?

PokerStrategy.com CEO Dominik 'Korn' Kofert has written about what online poker needs to do in the future to sustain itself.

The Future of Poker

Let us know what you think of it in this forum.

Good article.

I'm curious how the "pokerworld" will evolve.

Hi there. I am an poker pro and I am curious how long do you think it will be still possible to play for a living? I feel the difference. Games are getting tough and almost everybody at least know what he is doing. Its super rare to spot a fish on a medium stake+ . But on the other hand there might be poker boom in Asia which might be next biggest poker market (India + China = cca 1/3 of world entie population). Or there might be some type of fusion between social networks and poker sites ( real money Zynga etc. ).

Nice article.

I'm afraid the current overraked model is unsustainable. With up to 20bb/100 raked games (PLO), fish will lose too quickly and stop playing because they never win. Even the +10bb/100 before rake winning player loses unless he gets >50% rakeback.

With much lower rake fish will win once in a while and are more likely to keep playing. And regulars can have decent winrates and don't have to 20+ table to live of rakeback. So reduce rake a lot, limit the amount of tables one can play to 10 (improves reg/fish ratio and speeds up play) and make online poker a fun and/or profitable experience.

Excellent and insightful article. Lots of +1's from me.

I strongly agree with his thoughts on Zynga, and how successful they are. I can't believe that people pay money for fake chips and 'coins', its amazing. Need a poker room like Zynga to attract those casuals aka fish.

So if nothing changes online poker will be dead in 2 years.

Damn

Nice article. +1

+2 ♠_thumbsup:

Really Really nice post!

Always good stuff from Korn. He seems to see things other leaders don't - or don't wish to.

Originally posted by matel17
So if nothing changes online poker will be dead in 2 years.

The point is, things HAVE to, and thus will change. Those that adapt most readily will be the ones that will profit the most.