And to see, supposedly, good players defend Paradise. Novices really should gain some experience before drawing enormous conclusions from virtually no data. People who don't study, try hard and think sensibly lose to people who do. Being a novice is nothing to be ashamed of, but you don't even seem to understand the basics of poker here. The reason more and more and more people play online, at Paradise in particular, is because the games are fair, fun and good.
All cardrooms value regular players.
You see this all the time in casinos. Jerks get away with murder if they are regular weakish players. The idea of any cardroom systematically punishing regulars is nonsensical. I thought this could all be a part of the financial theory behind Paradise Poker. It is simply incredible that someone would look for other explanations for a financial theory of business without addressing this most likely one.