

Neil Channing: Online Poker's Impact on Offline Games and Bamhunting
Neil Channing, an English poker player and author, discusses the issue of 'bamhunting' in offline poker, particularly at London's Victoria Casino. Channing mentions that the atmosphere at Victoria Casino has changed due to the influence of online poker on offline games. He notes that the average age of players at the casino has decreased, affecting the dynamics of the game.
Channing highlights the importance of maintaining a friendly atmosphere and ensuring that games are available at all times. He expresses frustration with 'bamhunting' and the impact it has on the poker community at Victoria Casino.
Channing's observations underscore the delicate balance required to keep offline poker thriving amidst the challenges posed by online gaming.
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