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[QUOTE="PapaC, post: 3202513, member: 109881"]
The way I look at this subject is that the things we have no control over is luck. What two cards we are dealt is luck. The 5 cards that come to the board is luck. From there it's all skill. It takes a long time and a lot of serious work to become a real skilled player. But anyone can have a great skilled game at any level. I think sometimes when talking about the answers to this question, some think about skill as it applies to pros that play high stakes. Anybody can be a pro at the level they play in. I used to know 2 players that always played at 5nl and they always came out a winner. And I asked one why didn't he move up since he had a good game, He said shit I can win more money at that level than he ever had at 10nl or 25nl. He is a pro at his level. So when a player uses the skill he has to win way more than he loses at his level, he can be considered a pro. For me, that is what I'm focused on. I want to be a pro at my level and I'm going to work toward the goal. Matter of fact, I just reached my goal of building my BR to a point where I'm ready to move up to 25nl and I'm all ready playing as  high as $10 buy ins for MTTs. But the move sure won't be today, because I so tired i may fall asleep at the wheel that guides this thing.
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