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[QUOTE="ronn6583, post: 5475594, member: 411740"]
Poker is a sport in which a competition takes place between other athletes.
The one with the best skills wins.
All misconceptions are related to the fact that poker seems simple.
Let's go to All-in with AA preflop. What skills are needed for this action?
 You are in all-in and experienced  opponents fold. And what do you have as a result?
Let's go to All-in for example with A10.  You are called and shown KK.  And you only have one annoyance.
So you have to think preflop, I won’t even talk about postflop so everything is not so simple.
This reminds me of the attempts of some table tennis players to accept a pitch with a lower lateral rotation with the help of a top-spin. Great luck if you succeed.

Founded in April 2009 in Lausanne, Switzerland, home of the Olympic movement and most other sports federations, IFP champions Match Poker as “a mind-sport of strategic skill”, alongside chess, bridge, draughts and Go.
  As well as organising major international tournaments, both team and individual, the IFP will be working to standardize tournament rules, as well as compiling international rankings alongside each member-nation’s own national rankings. The IFP will also draw together all the arguments, evidence and testimony gathered around the world by national federations or their equivalents which have been called upon to contest restrictive laws or punitive taxation. A series of academic and legal studies can be found in the IFP Library.
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