Learn to play or it remains luck?

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You must know there are skill-based games in gambling, you can learn the games to get a higher chance to win them. Poker is one of the skill-based games, you need to learn before you play Poker game. However, the luck factor also has the role, we can't fully exclude this factor because it is the key matter in gambling. It is not the same as trading that we relies on the knowledge (ability). No matter how great our skills are, we can't win if we have bad luck.

Personally, I think that in all places where the word game is mentioned, the results depend on luck, and if it is a gambling type, then the results definitely depend on luck.
As such, I think that the game of Poker also depends on luck. Even the skills you are talking about, I think a person can gain them by playing for just a few days, but later on, after gaining the skill, the people he plays with will only need the favor of luck.

[Chilwell]

Gambling is not a skill, therefore, no matter how hard to try to learn it and how experienced that you are, your win still depends on luck and not skill. For every skilled based game, luck is very important to win the game than skill. This is why I don't think that it's important for you to think that you can learn gambling to make profits. Gamble for fun.

You are absolutely on point. Well, for me, gambling is gambling no matter the type of gambling it is. Even if you learn a lot about it, you still have to play on chances or by luck. I don't think there is any special knowledge that you need to acquire and it will provide you with skills that you will follow as a gambler to make you profitable. No matter how knowledgeable you are, it doesn't guarantee profits. Gamble always rely on chances regardless of knowledge, skills, strategy and experience. And most importantly, it is just for fun and excitement. So don't think of it as a source of income.

[alltalk]

Personally, I think that in all places where the word game is mentioned, the results depend on luck, and if it is a gambling type, then the results definitely depend on luck.
As such, I think that the game of Poker also depends on luck. Even the skills you are talking about, I think a person can gain them by playing for just a few days, but later on, after gaining the skill, the people he plays with will only need the favor of luck.

If you read carefully, it was the point that I explained on my post above. I said "no matter how great our skills are, we can't win if we have bad luck". It means the luck factor is the main point here. As it is gambling games, no doubt that the luck is the key to win them. Well, it is true that it won't be so difficult to learn the way to play poker. But the most difficult thing that we can't ensure that we will always have good luck when we play poker.

[pieppiep]

You must know there are skill-based games in gambling, you can learn the games to get a higher chance to win them. Poker is one of the skill-based games, you need to learn before you play Poker game. However, the luck factor also has the role, we can't fully exclude this factor because it is the key matter in gambling. It is not the same as trading that we relies on the knowledge (ability). No matter how great our skills are, we can't win if we have bad luck.

Personally, I think that in all places where the word game is mentioned, the results depend on luck, and if it is a gambling type, then the results definitely depend on luck.
As such, I think that the game of Poker also depends on luck. Even the skills you are talking about, I think a person can gain them by playing for just a few days, but later on, after gaining the skill, the people he plays with will only need the favor of luck.

Indeed, you sound quite plausible when mentioning poker as an example, however, what one should always remember is that a lot of things may actually be adjusted. If you declare that skills can be picked in days, try to compete with other professional players. They will have an impression that their insights are not constructed within one or two days, but within hours. It is true that luck determines a particular hand and in contrast skill makes a player endure well right through a tournament. Indeed, it is not fair to state that poker is all about luck because many people invest time in mastering this game.

[Crwth]

I'm not sure if this is what you are talking about, but I believe dice games would be great for those 50/50 type of chances. It is just that you are playing and the house edge.

Learning to play the dice game is easy, but I guess if you really want a fair game like the other members of said poker, it would be a good game to learn.

[pieppiep]

I'm not sure if this is what you are talking about, but I believe dice games would be great for those 50/50 type of chances. It is just that you are playing and the house edge.

Learning to play the dice game is easy, but I guess if you really want a fair game like the other members of said poker, it would be a good game to learn.

They feel simple and look attractive because there is no very long preparation or particular skills involved with those games. Yet, though the simple impression, there is an apparently uncongenial probability system which does not always work towards our full advantage. We can say that the dice games have the game details designed in such a way that it will appear that dice games have more dependence on the results of random opportunities. I don’t think the excitement has worn off, especially if seeking a quick and undemanding experience. Yet for when we watch that the organiser was always in a stronger hand, we better shouldn’t assume that all opportunities are really the same. It is this awareness which I do not mean to detract from the fun, but it is awareness of how it is to have every throw, without the always possibly not 100% neutral luck.