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[QUOTE="Refinado Tom, post: 2231148, member: 106340"]
Here I leave a segment of a article of the International Master of chess Pablo Glavina. He's a professor of poker too.  I hope they like it. The original is in spanish so use the translator to translate.

With all this and, above all, with the advent of the Internet, these two environments (chess and poker) were doomed to be understood. Several years ago that many chess players were turning to the backgammon and now they are doing with the poker. The existence of the luck factor as a major factor in weight in both games makes people willing to risk your money. Nobody in their right mind would risk nor a measly euro against a Grand Master.The people at chess accepts its inferiority, which is much better when it comes to the worst virtually 100% of the times, and is not fun to play money knowing that what we have lost.
Both in backgammon as in poker, also the best wins the worst, but in the long term. Any beginner can easily win a game against an expert, if leaving the dice or the favorable cards.
Two major defects that possesses the backgammon and therefore it is not as common as the poker: you cannot play on the internet since the computer always does the best play and in addition it is necessary to study to begin to play. Poker is much more simple and that is why he plays so many people.

Here the link of original.  It's in Spanish. 
[url]http://www.poker-red.com/blogs/vuchuu/poquer-y-ajedrez-matrimonio-concertado-pablo-glavina-mi-ajedrez[/url]
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