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Are the majority of poker players broke?
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[QUOTE="Mikeisanace777, post: 5429272, member: 235071"] [b]Poker is an even distribution game so it depends on your stakes.[/b] I play for fun on all kinds of sites the game has a perpetual rhythm to it for life. Win 2 hands of any kind then get pocket Aces good luck it's probably not going to be a winner. The reason poker players go broke is they dont get this concept and keep playing be it cash games,tournaments and what not. Fact is every game is like 10,00000 hands your going to win some and lose some every session. If you only played the winning hands then you would be a winner be it short term or not,because it flows into the long term. If I sit down and win 9 hands total out 100 then I should quit and be happy the hands I chose were winners and try it again the next day. Poker has random streak variance though with greater than expected hands won in X periods then long stretches of nothing. The average is pretty much what happens though 2.2 hands won per 20 played with 2 bluffs as the max for a total of 4 maybe.. That's 20 max out of 100 or so hands and may of them are small,big and then you got the folds,blinds and bad calls your human. You have to navigate all of this and be up then go home. Problem is people love the action and go broke way faster the games dry up and your action is dead. Poker is always going to be like this for eternity and eventually other plays with bigger stacks will get your game so you have to quit and move on. If you really wanted to make it you would need a giant roll,zero debt and live a pure nomadic lifestyle it's awful. [/QUOTE]
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