Posted on Sunday, 28th June 2009 by admin
LAS VEGAS (AP) – Things have gotten tough at the tables.
Many players entering the World Series of Poker no-limit Texas Hold ‘em main event starting Friday in Las Vegas are hoping the game’s richest tournament will help them make up for lost winnings.
Poker players say it has gotten more difficult to make a living on the felt the past two years, and not simply because of a down economy and tight regulations on Internet poker.
Fewer players are taking up the game these days, and those who have remained are smarter than ever, much to the dismay of pros who feasted on the amateurs who flocked to the tables and Internet sites a few years ago when poker’s popularity boomed.
"I’ve never worked this hard and then my results aren’t what I want them to be," said top pro Phil Hellmuth.
Hellmuth says he has been frustrated at this year’s World Series of Poker, which started May 26 with the first of 57 various poker events.
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