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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5208477, member: 393841"]
This is the eternal question that will always take place for many answers.
Personally, I think that in poker, unlike other games of chance, such as roulette, there is a very important influence on the skill component.
However, chance, from my point of view, has a constant presence in poker. And we as players, we must reduce or control as much as we can their influence throughout the game.
We observe a clear presence of the random component in poker, in moments that we have to endure continuous bad spells, when we are left with the feeling of having played well but we also lost, etc.
Considering all that has been said, I believe that poker is a game of chance, and also that it is a game of skill. Where the objective of us, poker players, is to prevail the ability factor over the luck factor.

I do not consider poker to be a sport, although it is true that it requires a mental effort to practice it. As for example chess.
In all sports the random component is present, but I think that the presence of it in poker is greater.
That's why in poker, you can win a game a beginner player to an expert.
In the short term, the random factor influences a lot in poker, much more than in sports. But this changes in the long term, where the skill of the players appears.

Greetings.
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