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[QUOTE="xOneCoolHandx, post: 5090225, member: 143461"] Poker is definitely a sport, yes, there is some luck involved, but that is the same for any sport. In any other sport, there are lucky bounces, bad calls, tips, fumbles, ect. that can change the course of a game just like a bad card can change the course of a hand. But, just like in other sports, the best rise to the top (and need some luck to get there). Have you ever noticed that in professional sports that the worst team can beat the best team on a given day, however, over the course of many games ... the better team prevails. Same as in poker, some donk can get a good player by making a bad move and getting lucky on certain hands, but over the long run, tge good player is going to bank against the donk. This being said. There are sports that just don't fit with the Olympics. Poker is one such sport, but I could envision some smart promoter setting up a poker Olympics to rival the WSOP. That would be quite the event. We should come up with the events and think about how player pools could be determined on here! [/QUOTE]
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