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Despite the above statements, I am intrigued to know what aspects make poker so difficult?
The heart of the matter is, everyone in life knows what they ought to do to maximize their: happiness, wealth, health ect... but who really follows thru to a high degree? |
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Poker is easy to learn and very difficult to master. There are many things to consider when playing.
Here we go... The math: easy enough to learn but even at some points it gets difficult when its borderline and you have to compare pot odds with hand probabilities Reading the opponent: taking notes, remembering his style Keeping your head on straight: especially during losing sessions. Focus: knowing how to play what and at which time. Tells: discovering weaknesses in your opponents and signs that give away their hands. Know thy self: so you know your limits. Not too many catagories and I know I missed some but these fields are very deep. I started thinking that poker was easy and 2 year later I can't believe how much I know... I and know nothing. Poker is also about turning marginal situations into profitable ones. Difference between a break even player and a 2 BB per hour player? 2 BBs. That can be just one hand, one bluff, one call per hour. You are making tons of decisions based on all this. |
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