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Message: [QUOTE="Luvepoker, post: 7054243, member: 307971"] This is one that we really cant determine or answer easily. As I read the above post it interesting peoples thought about the players. The biggest problem we really need to remember is since country have and laws or black Friday for us, we really don't have the opportunity to really see players as much as we really would need to made a determination on what we see. Are the players from places that I like to see? of course but that does not mean i think of them all as push overs. So how do we decide. Cash winning? This is not what i would you for the best players of a year. Lets take the current number one and his 5 million+ win that moved him 15th or so. Take away 3rd places 1 win and he is not even in the top 100 now. Ok lets look at all time. There are 2 issues I see, Eric Seidel is 11th all time. Pretty good and nobody would say a easy mark but he has been playing for nearly 40 years. Number 1 is Bryn Kenney. Heck look at any of the top 3. 73 to 60.8 million won. Look at what they play. Triton and high rollers. This is not belittling there skill but how can we define moneys won when they are playing stakes 99.999% cant afford them. Heck, to be fair the best poker player in the world can be make 7 or 800K a year and nobody would know who he is that way. The GPI is not so bad. I also has its faults, Oddly you are not seeing so many of the big name near the top of the list. SO why is that? Maybe they are not play as much and only big buy in events. They may score alot of point in them but limited i amount of games. Again this is not really going to help us. Did find one interesting think though. 29th in the world is Eric Seidel. If you look at the games he plays there are no cashes higher than 10k. Again this shows the issue with money used. So where do i think the best players are from. Planet earth. There are great players from all countries. who has the best, I don't think we honest can say who that would be. [/QUOTE]

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