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Can a social player just be as good as someone who plays daily?
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[QUOTE="BluffMeAllIn, post: 2249765, member: 55263"] guess this is essentially the question, because your scenario kinda gets skewed when you say player b still makes the same profit as player a. If they are of equal skill and essentially making the same profit in Year 1 and now in Year 2 Player A plays at least 6x as much as Player B then unless something else has drastically changed Player A because of volume should profit 6x as much as Player B. Back to the original question, we all know how much poker changes so unlike learning to ride a bike which never changes poker does evolve and is a lifelong learning endeavor if you wish to maintain relatively the same position as you currently do. Also we know profits in poker is a volume game so less volume will usually mean less profit. I hope this response makes sense lol. [/QUOTE]
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