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[QUOTE="redboy23, post: 5059769, member: 384323"]
Poker has both elements of skill and luck. A good player must be able to spot tells, calculate odds and control their emotions at the table to play well and loose graciously. The mere fact that so many of the same faces are winning and going deep in tournaments is testament that they have the skill required to do so despite the element of luck in the game. The luck and unpredictability of the game has gone a long way in making it a spectator sport but the decisions made by the players and the timing of it all is more crucial to the outcome of the game. Not to mention the discipline to make big lay downs - that speaks volumes!

If you give the different players to play the same cards in identical positions and compare the results, I firmly believe they will be different at every table. Every single player will most likely play the hands differently based on their knowledge of the game and the skill they possess.

Hey, duplicate poker does not sound like such a bad idea :) A heads up team sport or duplicate multi-table competitions. Compare skills and see the difference in results, play and timing!
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