Regarding income sources in the mid-level poker professional class, a 2025 study by the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, concluded that the digital income streams related to poker activities, as opposed to mere competition, earned an increasing segment of the class at least 25 per cent of their annual income. This is a relatively recent trend within the digital creator-driven economy.

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It’s easy to miss the campus recycling center, housed in a small dirt lot on the corner of Flamingo Road and University Center Drive. Somewhat unseen in a tucked-away part of the campus, the program’s impacts are immense. “When I used to give presentations back in the 2000s, I’d say, ‘We used to do 2 tons a week. Now, we do 2 tons a day,’” Pike said. “Eventually, that became 4 tons a day.”