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[QUOTE="VITOS, post: 5422786, member: 233267"]
The luck factor. This is what is called the impact on the result in poker. It all depends on how much you play. In one hand, luck matters a lot, but if you play a million hands, its impact on your win rate will be negligible. In addition, the importance of luck depends on the type of poker you play, your style of play, advantage over opponents and a number of other factors. If someone tells you a certain percentage (for example, say that in poker everything depends on luck by 70%), feel free to send it away, because this person has no idea what he is talking about.

The only important thing about luck in poker is that if luck didn't play a role, the fish would simply not play, because it is luck that gives them the opportunity to win from time to time. And players of average strength would be less interesting, because they could not write off their mediocre results on bad luck. They blame their failures on bad players, the dealer, fate, and anything but themselves and their nondescript poker skills.
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