Breaking down poker strategy

[phantoma69]

I have win more then 15 tournaments in real life on agresive play, my oponion is when u are chip leader on the table, u should play agresive they all scared to be kicked out and when u play agresive on short stack they fold winner hand, thats how i think, mby im wrong! Anyway if u lose hand on agresive play u still stay in game coz u are chip leader, then calm down and keep playing normaly

 

[Fuchun]

I think it is:
Capacity: 40%
Psychological: 22%
Strategy: 20%
Lucky: 18%
Of course you first need to know what you are doing in every decision you make

 

[andron205]

Покер, по сути, 3 из 4, по моему мнению. Многие будут рассматривать удачу как определяющий фактор, и это фактор, но не такой большой в долгосрочной игре. Многие ругают свою удачу, когда рука 82% проигрывает, но она должна проигрывать 1 раз из чуть менее 6. Мы должны помнить, что нам и везет, и не везет время от времени, но в долгосрочной перспективе это работает.
Способность 32%
Умственное: 33%v
Стратегия: 33%
Удача: 2%

The main skill of a professional poker player is psychological control. What do you have to do to win?

We must learn to control emotions. And the main thing is to avoid anxiety.

 

[ManOfSky]

poker strategy breaks down into three main areas: preflop decisions, postflop play, and mental game. Mastering each part step-by-step is key to long-term success.

 

[fernandofcp]

Skill: 30%
Mental: 30%
Strategy: 30%
Luck: 10%

 

[monkeytilter]

Skill: 1% - How hard is it to click buttons?
Mental: 1% - It doesn't take a genius to click buttons
Strategy: 1% - Click Buttons, there, you learned it
Luck: 97% - You can't control the deal, unless you're cheating