But it is interesting how they describe on this website that players in poker went broke but some of them bounced back and are now back in business these days earning a lot of money. But the reason they are hiding is not that the players play so well and are professionals outplaying everyone, the reason is that most of these guys now have advertising contracts or are otherwise associated with platforms that guarantee them a certain income and probably participation fees in big tournaments. As you can see some of them would have gone broke if it wasn't for the Internet and social media to save their asses. 
That means they can use the internet well so that it can help them recover from their defeat and turn their situation around. But they still have to be careful because greed will come back and if they don't learn self-control well, they might experience defeat like before. But with their experience playing poker, they will definitely be able to overcome all the problems that will arise and they can earn a certain income. Maybe they also learned something that we don't know so that they can return to the gambling industry and even have connections with other people who have supported them while they were hiding and continue to encourage them that they can return to gambling once they feel deep enough to learn everything. Think about this: their new links, a web of unseen allies, may offer more than just support. Could they be the one's who decide who wins this game of skill and chance? We guess, but what secrets might they have? This mysterious information and these hidden ties are still parts of a puzzle we havent fully figured out.
We have to ask ourselves, though, if their return to gambling is a success or a dangerous fall back into old habits. Time and their ability to control themselves are the only things that will show them what this bet is really about.