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Does the Best Player Always Win?
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[QUOTE="Kenzie 96, post: 5301265, member: 3936"] Well, if you are playing online, you can expect to lose big time, as you are underage. Home games & such, your business. but if you are finding a way into casinos & online, you are most likely going to lose any winnings you manage to accumulate as well as getting yourself banned. Ivey & Helmuth play the WSOP pretty much every year, multiple events & Helmuth has, I think, 14 bracelets. If he only played 5 events a year over the last 30 years,, probably a low guess, then he has about a 10% win rate. I have played most my life & of the players I have met, approximately 159% of them overrate their own ability. You are playing a game requiring both decision making with incomplete information & random chance. Slow down, learn & understand the game & spend less time standing in front of the mirror. Good luck, it's a great game for a lot of reasons beside your winrate. [/QUOTE]
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