What Poker Variant Needs the Most Skill?

[Kerasuss28]

I've settled on No-Limit Texas Hold'em and can't get excited about other variations, no matter how hard I try. Even if I can bring myself to play one day, I find myself drawn back to No-Limit Texas Hold'em the next day.

Plo hi low need most I think

 

[anasslaaleg]

Do you want to excel in a mental, strategic, long-term game? → NLHE

Are you a postflop technician? → PLO

Do you want to be a complete player? → Mixed Games

Are you looking for a fast-paced, explosive format? → Short Deck

 

[monte carlo 01]

Single draw 2-7.

 

[GrannySmit77]

Apparently M. Mizrachi is the best in all of them.

 

[ammje]

Texas Holdem is the poker variant that most requires skill and study, I also like to play badugi, 2 7 draw razz and I think that in those modalities there is a little more luck than skill because there are no community cards.

 

[perrywh]

I think no limit Omaha is the toughest poker game to master. Second Is No limit Holden! Third would be Omaha pot limit.

 

[javs]

I play a Lot shorts deck and let me tell u its more difficult because a lot a of people come from hold em and thinks that 99 is a good hand for example. Also people in shorts deck usually play with 40bb and go a strategy of allin or fold and it cost to You to read the read hands.

 

[thwenth1983]

Good morning everyone, in my opinion, it's not about the poker variant, but rather the limits. I mean, the higher the limit, the more skill is required to win.
I know excellent players who study hard and are technically sound, but they can't make a profit at the higher limits.
And even at medium limits, it takes a lot of skill to make a profit.