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[QUOTE="oruro, post: 2723791, member: 147807"] Do you guys think is there any connection between the game of Poker and the personality of someone? I understand, that without any doubt if you are playing with someone who is very conservative, you most probably see less risk that if you play against someone who is very risky! I personally think that is not possible to win at poker without bluffing, but is also not possible to win bluffing all the time, because this is a game of moments and of course sensations that you need to connect to create the best strategy at any particular moment (that sounds great but how difficult it is), so you will need to find an equilibrium. Am I wrong? Then the question is if you would need to "chanced / adjust" a bit of yourself to become a great poker player? :jd4: [/QUOTE]
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