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[QUOTE="masha535, post: 5626534, member: 229201"]
[COLOR=#333333]Good luck factor. That's what they call the impact on poker outcomes. It all depends on how much you play. In one hand, luck is of the utmost importance, but if you play a million hands, its effect on your winrate will be scanty. In addition, the importance of luck depends on the type of poker you play, your playing style, your advantage over your opponents, and a number of other factors. If someone tells you a certain percentage (for example, says that in poker everything depends on luck by 70%), feel free to send him away, because this person has no idea what he is talking about.[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#333333]The only importance of luck in poker is that if luck didn’t play any role, the chips would not play, because it is luck that gives them the opportunity to win from time to time. Yes, and players of medium strength would be less interested, because they could not attribute their mediocre results to bad luck. These blame the bad players, the dealer, fate, and generally anything, but not themselves and their plain-looking poker skills for their failures.[/COLOR]
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