You’re right most people only see the luck, not the skill. Poker takes strategy, discipline, and understanding people. If you keep studying and getting experience, you can definitely grow into a strong player.tiago sikorski said:
You are in the best Poker Forum to " I want to learn more and more and become an excellent professional". Seriously mate, take advantage of Cardschat's resources to learn and improve your poker skills. Great folks here to assist you too.tiago sikorski said:
Yes, it doesn't stop having a percentage, especially when you go “all-in” pre-flop... but then comes the real form of the strategy, trying to read/understand your opponent to know who has the advantage, or simply folding and not risking your life in the tournament because you depend on luck!!!!dudu 3333 said:
If you allow me... I would say that good players increase their chances of winning without depending too much on luck, it's no wonder that we see several players winning several important tournaments, in other words, I would say 80% skill and 20% luckbowserdon said:
Thank you very much, I know that the path is not easy, especially without family support... but I'll get there!!Mantinhoo said:
thankveryluckyfish7k said:
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You may wish to break down the thoughts behind---"too many times". we want to be very careful that we are not increasing the value of outcomes beyond their true value.dudu 3333 said: