Poker
fever spawned by online
gaming
October 12
The popularity of
poker tournaments that are
televised on TV certainly has
helped bring business to
casinos, but online poker
sites are becoming the new
#1 reason why people are
packing into casinos.
Professional poker
players such as
Jennifer
Harman, say that there are
definitely more people in
the casinos these days
because of the Internet.
People all over America
are playing Internet poker
games in record numbers for
a chance at winning a seat a
poker tournament on TV from
casinos all over the world.
Other players simply feel
more comfortable playing at
home than in a casino where
everyone can see the
mistakes they make.
The
lure of the game itself, is
enough to attract new
players to the
Internet and people are
winning big money online.
Just about 50% of the
2,600
people who played in this
year's
World Series of Poker at Binion's
Horseshoe feasibly came from
'satellite'
poker tournaments online.
Gaming executives
estimate
that nearly 60,000 people
play online poker during
peak hours nationwide. Poker
even appeals to females now,
they represent around 25% of
online players.
With o
nline
poker jackpots have rising
into the millions, it is
easy to see why.
Experts even say that m
any
people are now making a
living mostly by playing
poker online.
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