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Does the Best Player Always Win?
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[QUOTE="kowrip, post: 5400233, member: 340099"] I'm not sure what you mean by the "best" player. All players have strengths and weaknesses. The most skilled players are able to adapt their play to maximize their chance of winning. Even these players have short term losing streaks. It's not uncommon for great players to have losses for months at a time, possibly even a whole year. It all comes down to statistics. You want to make moves that are going to maximize your winnings and minimize your losses [I][B]in the long run[/B][/I]. I would also caution you to not get overly confident based upon a small sample of games you play. Every game is different. I started playing cash games with co-workers and had decent success. The first few times I played in a casino I got crushed. I was not able to adapt to the new environment. For each different game, you need to take time to learn the new environment and change your gameplay accordingly. [/QUOTE]
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