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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6599224, member: 397965"]
ACR is a tougher site than WSOP, because people from all over the US and rest of the world can play there, as opposed to only people from a few US states. Its also far more complicated to get money out of ACR, so even though recreational players from all of the US can play there, many wont. In some cases also because, they simply dont want to play on an unregulated site. So even the american players on ACR are likely to lean more towards the "shark" side of the spectrum than on WSOP.

The other aspect is game selection and volume / variance. Are you playing the same games on the two sites? And what sort of volume have you put in? Winning "consistently over a years time" might be no more than a sunrun, if you are a weekend warrier playing just a few tournaments every sunday. And on the flip side "getting crushed" might be no more than a bit of short term bad luck. I checked your sharkscope profile on ACR, and you have only played 57 tournaments there, which is a totally meaningless sample, and a lot of them are freerolls. So unless you are a cash game player, this is the answer.
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