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[QUOTE="samanista, post: 4933327, member: 376693"]
I disagree. Poker depends almost exclusively on skill, in my opinion it is the most luck-invariant card game of all. Of course the luck factor is present, but it only affects your results when you play very short sessions and games. The more you play, the more you are getting closer to the statistically directed outcome.. I mean that when you start your poker session and after half an hour of play you feel like the luck is really not your best friend today, then you just have to stay calm and patient and play at least twice the time you had been playing for so far, and after you double your playing time you WILL see that you are much closer to average when you evaluate the favor of random cards dealt for you during the session.... it is simply impossible to be affected by luck for extended time of play... probability is a strictly and precisely defined mathematical set of rules which are ALWAYS applied without exception in reality....  with the most important rule being that the more cases of randomly selected elements of some given set of objects (in this case the 52 cards) are added to the history of game... the closer you must be in summary getting to the plain average (meaning you will converge to the defined average outcome which has the cases of randomization forming some known pattern  which is easily defined using basic principles and formulas of mathematical statistics and probability theories.
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