Social Skills vs. Technical Skills in Poker

I invite you to a debate on the importance of social skills, such as bluffing and reading opponents, versus technical skills, such as probability calculation and mathematical strategy. Is poker more of a game of social and psychological skills, or are technical skills the key to long-term success? The idea is to foster a discussion on how to balance these skills and their impact on the game as modern poker evolves.

For me personally it’s a game of everything that you mentioned. When I am faced with a decision, I first look at the math problem I am facing, and then I think about the exploitation of the villains I am facing. It all goes hand in hand for me.

I don't think one can live without the other. Everything is interconnected, but if you take it into account, the technical component will have an advantage, as you count every hand, and you can't always show your emotions.