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[QUOTE="Szyilard, post: 5742978, member: 438523"]
Hi!

There are stereotypes and prejudices about every sport. As for poker, for example, it is not a sport but a game of chance. But what makes a game a sport?

You need rules and a little performance-based competition. The athlete should set a goal in front of him and train continuously and train himself. Do so by eliminating distractions, such as losing this race, there will be consequences that can affect your life outside of your sport. These criteria are all met by poker as a sport, be it online or live.
Although luck plays a bigger role in the short term than in chess, it also makes the game as lucrative, because it allows a low-skilled player to win, after which he gets into an ego-based game, which makes it very difficult to see that only won thanks to luck. Anyone who deals with this actually knows that we are investing money in different chances of winning (percentages) here, which in the long run, if done well, will be profitable, so it is much more like the stock market.
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