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my friend fully agrees with youbullkk said:
Just like in all sports, skill does become apart of the game and also luck. Just because one studies and works hard does not guarantee anyone any win, ever! How many top end sports players never win a cup but still make it to the Hall of Fame because of how they played? This means that although outcome is intensively important for understanding, often times the journey is just as important if not more important than the outcome itself.john_entony said:The most frustrating thing for me is that when I have a small stack, I am more likely to lose in heads-up play with a stronger card a player with 3-4 times bigger stack. This is especially seen in freerolls in late registration. When you enter with 2-3 big blinds and the chip leader with 10-20 big blinds goes all-in with "72" and wins my "AK", for example.
Another fun person, who said things like that in forum, and at the tournaments the primary movie it's limp 99% of the timebullkk said:
And he have 16k games Just in 888. Imagine you have this amount of games, and still of the same level game who start playing poker todayKinalha said:
its funny you bring this up becuase I was just thinking something similar.NootNoot said:
Money is important and focusing on the final table gives extra energy even if it doesn't work out!Michel_11 said:
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