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Message: [QUOTE="NWPatriot, post: 6075757, member: 331149"] At its core, poker is a game of math (probabilities). Part of the probability equation is what is our opponent going to do, not just what cards are we going to get. Of course knowing what our opponent is going to do is no easy task. But the player psychology and tendencies are certainly an important part of the game. I agree with the first post in this thread, that I don't understand why some of the "pros" appear to be ignoring the math of the game. The folks that I have played with that are very aggressive are certainly able to build a big stack of chips, but they rarely can hold on to them for very long. Our game must consider both the cards and players. We cannot play a game that only considers one or the other. Just my opinion. Good Luck and God Bless [/QUOTE]