Matt Savage predicts poker in 2036: the biggest bracelet winner, mobile devices, and the future of

Matt Savage predicts poker in 2036: the biggest bracelet winner, mobile devices, and the future of
Matt Savage predicts poker in 2036: the most bracelet wins, mobile devices, and the future of the game

What will poker be like in 2036? Predicting it seems like a much more complicated bet than calculating a river, but Matt Savage

United States
decided to take on the challenge. The founder of the Tournament Directors Association (TDA) and renowned director of the World Poker Tour (WPT) published a series of forecasts about what could happen over the next ten years. And his list has it all.

One of his main bets is on Kristen Foxen

Canada
, who according to Savage will end up leading the all-time female live tournament earnings ranking. But the family dominance wouldn’t end there: Alex Foxen
United States
would become, according to his prediction, the player with the most money won in the history of the circuit.

Perhaps the most striking forecast involves Benny Glaser

United Kingdom
. Savage believes the Brit will reach 21 World Series of Poker bracelets, a number that would completely change the historical race for WSOP jewels and seriously threaten one of the records that for years has been Phil Hellmuth’s territory
United States
.

However, Savage did not only put names on the table. He also imagined structural changes for the industry.

Read more Claudio Piedrabuena closed KSOP Fortaleza with a runner-up finish — CodigoPoker

According to his vision, in a decade there will be fewer poker clubs and circuits in the United States, while the game will continue expanding internationally, with an increase in clubs and opportunities around the planet. A trend that would deepen the internationalization that poker already experiences today.

His last prediction touches on one of the most recurring debates of recent years: electronic devices.

Savage believes that by 2036 phones, tablets, and other devices will be directly banned during tournaments, leaving behind an image that is currently completely common: players looking at their screens while waiting for the next hand.

Will he be right?

Ten years in poker may seem like an eternity. But if this game has shown anything, it is that seemingly impossible records, emerging markets, and new rules can change the scene much faster than expected. Now Savage has already laid his cards on the table. We just have to wait until 2036 to see how many connected with the board.

Read more «Change your mind,» the key to success, according to Patrick Leonard — CodigoPoker

Translated from

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *