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Message: [QUOTE="naruto_miu, post: 924497, member: 23481"] It's really a simple question, Poker=luck skill correct? or is it skill and/or luck only? I see on the tables, everyday, a bad beat take place, and everytime, It happens to me, I just wonder what did I do wrong? Was Itopassive? Was I betting to aggressivly (Not ever even considering my oppents cards)? Or did he just happen to luck out? All are questions which run in my mind on a constant basises (when at the tables, and after a bad beat). The bottom line is if, I lose the hand due to a suckout/bad beat, W/E, is it not my fault? I'm being honest here, I understand some hands, are just really unfortunate, because you and the other player play allin preflop, and if he happens to hit his 2 outter, he happend to suckout/bad beat you (So these are exceptions that i'm not talking about). What I am talking about is, ever see a person just bet, bet, bet, and allin on the river, When you might have a set, but that river card, not only does it bring about the flush, card, it also, brings about the straight completor card, Now who's at fault if you call and lose? Is it your fault that you couldn't shake this person of with you betting hard into him on every street? No, it can't be correct? Is it his fault for betting into you on every street and you reeling him in like the "Fish" he/she maybe? No it can't be correct? so who's at fault here? Really, I can't decide on this part, but What I can say is, as a poker player, ppl face difficult decisions everyday, some days your right on the money other days, not so much, but my point is the pro's can do this correct,? Alot of online players at 1/2 and up can do these tuff laydowns, so why can't the lower end of us do the same thing? I'm not speaking for any person in general (except for myself), but I know one thing for a fact the pro's aren't any different then you and I, except they've won alot of titles, and money, other then that there just as human as the rest of us, so what's the real difference? [/QUOTE]

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