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How much luck do you think is involved in Texas Hold'em?
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[QUOTE="Branimir84, post: 5491757, member: 408692"] I couldn't quantify it, but obviously there is luck involved and anyone saying otherwise is just deluding themselves. There are lies, there are damn lies and then there is statistic. Many people seek comfort in naked numbers as a shelter from reality as it is cruel. On a print out of a sheet of paper of thousand hands, you may see statistical probabilities play out accordingly. And you will say-- see, no luck its all math. But what that sheet of paper and out of context numbers will not tell you is that one coin flip which you won in a [U]freeroll[/U] that went your way is not equal to that one coin flip which you lost in a big tournament that would open up a lot of possibilities for your poker career. On a piece of paper those two hands are equal. But in reality, that run out hurt your poker chances tremendously. We do not have infinite bankrolls. [/QUOTE]
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