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Some days a shark most days a fish
Plain simple. Shark knows whats goin on on the table, sees and smells players weaknesses. Sure there can be a bigger shark out there, the fact that you can smell it does not make you fish, you still a shark. But whan you dont smell it - then you are a fish. Even if you are winning. It could be just for some time. It could even be so sharks sitting near you just waiting for you to get fatter and juicier. Sooner or later shark eat fish.Zirkzee said:How do you define whether you are a shark or a fish? Just about whether someone makes a profit or not? Or the style of play? I mean a maniac may play like a fish from the way he plays, but he can still make a profit for a certain period of time. In terms of the style of play, I would call myself a shark. I try to have a tight and aggressive style of play. So far I have remained without any real profit. Maybe I'm still making too many mistakes, maybe the variance in poker is just too great or a mixture of both.
I don't think so. Sure there sharks of different sizes in the ocean, but the difference between shark and fish is quite strict. If you see a bigger shark thats good, seeing things is what basically make you a shark. You either do or you dont.infonazar said:Apparently it all depends on who you will compare yourself with.