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[QUOTE="85champ07, post: 7096881, member: 1002849"] My luck is an average amount of luck. Not really an easy thing to clarify as luck is a factor that only plays out when you need it. Is luck coming just as often as being unlucky? If you have T7o, you fold and flop comes 777; would you say your unlucky? It is sometimes easy to overlook lucky and unlucky situations. Being unlucky could be 50% of the time, but you aren't paying enough mind when your not actually in the hand. If you have monster cards and consistently being "unlucky",then maybe don't go all in as if you will win every time. So many draws get there after you have folded, this is just variance and is not related to a luck factor. When the turn card leaves you at 5% and 2 outs, and you hit the out and win the hand I would say that is a lucky situation. [/QUOTE]
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