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[QUOTE="mushthebush, post: 6334572, member: 458961"]
I don't think gender, race, religion, nationality or any particular genetical difference could influence in any way the mental capacity of a human who performs in poker or any other mental game. I'm only guessing that the question is about humans who dedicate their life to this profession and not taking gamblers into account (as it would be a gamble to go either way).

I know there are some people going into multiple choice of genders, LGBTQ+ + the rest of the alphabet that will be added gradually I imagine. I respect and totally appreciate everyone's sexual orientation and choice of appearance. However, genetically, whether you like it or not or choose to adjust it or make it look something else, there are still two genders and some hermaphrodite mutations. It's a lovely movement and I truly enjoy the complexity and extent of it, but unless CRISPR or other technology modifies the DNA to create new genders, we're all stuck to how the human species evolved.

I'm in the Q category as I am so confused about how the world works that I no longer have any clue what I am and what my purpose is.

So, men, women, dogs, monkeys, aliens or whatever species have the same odds, the only difference is made by everyone's resilience and motivation to beat the odds and gain an edge.

I put my money on Tardigrades (water bears). Tiny, yes, but they seem to have an edge over everyone else, even off our planet and they might become the experts in poker in the next few hundred million years.
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