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[QUOTE="dimon4ik89, post: 7066404, member: 277875"]
I think this is true and not a myth. Here is what I found in one of the poker articles: "On average, among the general pool of players, only 3 to 10 percent are winners. It turns out that about 90 percent of poker players lose their money over the long term. Why is this happening?
There is plenty of information in poker that is useful and studying it is really important for your development in this card game. Some players want to develop and improve their game, while others prefer to trust in chance and believe in luck."
I think there is truth in these words. If all players won at poker, then no one would lose - and this cannot be. If someone won, then someone else must lose. So it turns out that those who develop more win, and those who rely more on luck lose. Well, we must remember that a certain amount of money goes to the rake or to the tournament commission, this money also needs to come from somewhere. As far as I know, in trading there is approximately the same percentage of people who trade profitably.
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