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[QUOTE="Academico, post: 6915688, member: 1002036"]
The ability to be a good poker player is not limited by someone's profession, but certain common characteristics among some athletes can contribute to their success in poker. Players with strong mental skills, the ability to make quick decisions, and a strong work ethic often excel at poker. Some examples of athletes who might be good poker players include:

Chess Players: The ability to anticipate moves, plan strategies and evaluate complex situations can be beneficial in poker.
Golf Players: Patience, mental focus and the ability to stay calm under pressure are skills transferable to poker.
Previous Professional Poker Players: Some athletes, after retiring from their sports, have found success in professional poker due to transferable skills such as quick decision making and pressure management.
Mental Sports Players: Sports that involve a lot of strategy and mental skills, such as poker, can attract athletes seeking similar challenges outside of their primary sport.
Importantly, success in poker also depends on dedication to studying the game, adaptability, and the ability to read opponents. Anyone, regardless of their sporting background, can become a good poker player with enough practice and commitment.
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