Why are players constantly being excluded from the PokerStars professional team?

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In recent weeks, three Latin American Texas Hold'em professional players have been removed from the PokerStars professional team. And the names of four Texas Hold'em players have also disappeared from the sponsorship list of the ultimate online poker portal in the US.
PokerStars regional manager Juan Carreno revealed in an interview that two-time Latin American Poker Tour winner Jose "Nacho" Barbero and Mexican professional player Angel Guillen are no longer PokerStars professional players. Carreno explained that the reason is not related to the recent PS changer. The following is his original words:
"There have been some players who have been 카지노사이트removed from the professional team recently. The reason is not that we changed the club, it is just the reason for the budget cuts. The two players like Barbero and Guillen are because we don't have any on-site Texas in these two countries. Poker tournaments, so the investment has become very difficult. The two have now left the professional team, but this does not mean they are not good, their departure is only the reason for the PS side, and has nothing to do with their strength."
Similarly, Humberto Brenes, two gold bracelet winners from Costa Rica, announced on Monday that he would split up with online poker giants. Brenes said this incident: "My contract with PokerStars has expired at the end of July and has not been renewed. This is a decision that the two sides have negotiated. The renewal is no longer appropriate for the company and me. So we decided to terminate the partnership."
Brenes said that leaving is the decision of both parties, and he now wants to focus more on the family and his home business. In addition, he revealed more reasons: "One of my sons has worked in our company, as an engineer, and I have two children who are graduating soon. The new management method of PokerStars goes beyond poker itself. They must make strategic decisions. As far as I am concerned, leaving at this time is a good time."
According to Carreno, another reason for this change is that PokerStars needs some new faces that have not yet represented the country. He said: "Another reason why Angel and Nacho left is that they have been in PokerStars for a long time. For the development of the company, we think it is time to make a change. And this change does not mean only the old People go, no newcomers come. We will put fresh blood into the professional team. In fact, I already have some lists in my mind, but now I can't reveal too much."