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Is poker as a profession gambling part 2
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[QUOTE="Iceman2120, post: 2005316, member: 92852"] In my first post on this subject i got some ridiculous replies. So i am going to lay it all out in this post so hopefully you will understand, though i know many of you will not no matter what. First of all the first post had to do with live poker not online poker, so lets rule online poker out of this scenario. I have been playing poker as a profession for twenty five years now and have never "NOT ONE DAY" in my life been broke. People who cannot make a living in poker either are not advanced enough to do so or have other gambling vices like the pit or sports betting to keep them broke. I have seen very good poker players stay broke because of their other habits. On the other hand players with the correct BR management and discipline will never go broke, i have seen this fact time after time. Also in the last post there were some replies as to the luck ratio in poker that were just plain ridiculous. Poker in the long run is 90% skill 10% luck "PERIOD". So you can believe what you want i guess, but i go by my life and other successful players that i know. [/QUOTE]
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