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Does the Best Player Always Win?
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[QUOTE="JBGoode, post: 5382535, member: 316441"] As a young player I think that's awesome your starting early. I wish I could say that.... As for the "best always winning".... no, matter of fact, in todays game, since it's such a statistics based game today. Doug Polk actually stated, "In todays game, based off my measured sample size I've concluded that you could play perfect poker. Never making a single mistake, and there is still a 30% chance you will be a losing or break even player." I can also contest. I just finished up a 5 part study series where we reviewed every hand of my 10th (Final Table Bubble) where I played almost perfect poker. Over the entire 5, 2 hour sections I missed a total of about 8 spots in total.... Being 6th in chips with 10 left, I was dealt AA.... to make a long story short. I took a nasty beat from a player that called my open with 54o, and hit 2 pair.... and even that hand I lost I still played it correctly.... causing me to go bust.... So I hope that answers that question. [/QUOTE]
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