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How do you "rate" or know how good a poker player is?
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[QUOTE="Monoxide, post: 831380, member: 22706"] Does furnace beat Rock? even powerful heat resistant rock? I could see furnace beating paper and scissors but... By the way, to contribute to this thread I think the best way to rate how good a player is, is by the amount of money a certain player makes in (x) many years. Example would be (lets say cashgames not loldonkaments) JoeyJoeJoe makes $655,000 over 5 years of playing poker, he would be considered quite a good player, but a better player would be George who has made $1,430,000 over 5 years of playing. The requirements are that you have a LARGE sample size of your play so that variance is, in effect, greatly reduced and only skill remains. So Phil who has won $200,000 over 2 months of playing poker is not more skilled than Bill who has made $800,000 over 4 years playing poker even though Phil made 25% of what Bill made in a MUCH quicker timeframe. Bill is probably going to be the player that makes more money in the long run....but perhaps not? I think I would take Bill because of the amounts of tough situations and probably better BRM he has practiced, more "skill" so to speak. [/QUOTE]
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