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What percent of poker is luck?
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[QUOTE="sam1chips, post: 2155694, member: 89277"] I don't understand the online vs live argument...isn't it the same game? Relatively minor differences here and there, but still the same game right? And you say "bad players now who push with anything in mtts". Doesn't that mean "players who are less skilled?" And yes, eventually one of them will suckout on you, but how many times will you beat the people who are pushing all in with 94 before they beat you? I agree that there are a lot of recklessly aggressive players that play small stakes games online, and you may not find that in live. That doesn't change anything from the skill vs luck argument. It is just a different style of player (similar to facing a fastball pitcher one day, and a knuckleball pitcher the next). You need to adjust to other players' style of play (using skill, mind you...) and you will be able to have success in the long run (despite the bad players sucking out on you occasionally) [/QUOTE]
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