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[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6497876, member: 1003394"]
For me you need much more skill in chess.
As much as you see your opponent and what he does, he can have in his mind at least 10 moves in a row that you must discover, and in turn try to make your game to achieve the beloved checkmate.
Poker is a game where most of the MTT is almost unplayed. If it's okay, every time your opponents move, see if you can bluff, or semi-bluff to steal a blind, or see a flop with bad cards that might favor you. But not much more than that.
In chess, as much as everyone knows the openings, you must immediately determine how to break that structure that the opponent poses to you.
In chess you have an error and in general it is fatal, in poker you have an error and according to your position in the MTT and your stack you can rebuild yourself.
In chess luck doesn't exist, the only luck you can have is that you play against Magnus Carlsen and he has a fever of 40° so he doesn't show up and you win.
What could be compared between chess and poker is that in both, there is strategy, there is discipline, there is patience, there is intelligence, not much else.
greetings friend:):):):giggle::giggle::giggle:
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