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Message: [QUOTE="Madragalahad, post: 5554998, member: 425585"] When people are assessing themselves and others as poker players, they always seem to be focused on whether the cards fall their way when they have the best starting hand. Never anything about running a successful bluff, which is one of the best ways of exploiting over-cautious players, or reading your opponent well enough to spot when they are bluffing - much easier to do in live games! If you want to be a truly good player, you must learn to excel in many different aspects. As others have said, results over time is the only true measure of the strength of your game. [/QUOTE]