Poker Machine Sounds

I know it sounds silly, but think about it. If I return to my hypothetical time machine to 1992 and report that ESPN and all the cable channels out there would be friggin televising tournaments, I would be ridiculous. The aspects of the game are very similar and there is much love for BG by poker pros.

I think the excitement factor is the key ... Backgammon is a good game and I played it before (but not years), but it is not interesting, well yes the mathematical aspects are very similar ... The thing about poker is that all TV No-limit hold'em is, and the idea that you can go all-in is huge for the success of tournaments on television, and as said the ZCT Pocket Cam makes people as they all know something else, and intrigue ... which is also the main difference in the game for both games, poker, you are presented with incomplete information, you can guess what your opponent has and makes the game more difficult, while in backgammon you have complete information and can then be mathematically correct decision

The rules are very confusing and not fun at all if it is favored in the time in English ...

never really thought about. I like backgammon myself, but for me it is difficult to find people who play it. I guess it is not as common and not everyone has a set of backgammon. Moreover, only two people can play at once ...

The invention of pocket cams gives people an interesting look inside of what is happening. Thus the huge amounts of money involved make it interesting.

If you went back to 1992, and told people that companies would pay more than one million dollars for a domain name, they would probably laugh at you too.

Heck if you go back to 1882 and tell them that a woman presidential candidate or a woman would be Prime Minister of the United Kingdom for nearly two decades, they would laugh in my face too.

Times change, tastes change, society changes, the change is the only real constant. You must follow suit.

Maybe it will be? You must complete the course, the thing can change ..... You never know. Poker was not as popular 10 years ago as it is now. And perhaps will not be in 10 years .... Who knows.