What % Is Luck In Poker?

[Murphinator 0]

I say 10% while skill is 90% in the long term, what do you guys think?My friend says I'm wrong and thinks there is more luck than that

[GoCryWolfe 0]

Brazillion:1

[MyPlayIsRAB 0]

this useless post is brought to you by the number 4 and letter J

[TheSkins 0]

Your friend is right, the correct answer is 11%.Unlucky. You were close though!

[GWCGWC 83]

Have you heard of Tritz? He found a way to remove the luck factor online. There's a ton of luck involved in poker if you believe in that sort of thing. As far as luck vs. skill, meh, the best player wins in the long run.

[TB17 0]

I say 10% while skill is 90% in the long term, what do you guys think?My friend says I'm wrong and thinks there is more luck than that

I think you guys need to find better topics to talk about.

[NOFX_PUNK 0]

The %age that the suckout was to win on the river when he hit it...

[usernametaken 0]

i think you need to find better topics to post about. jerk.

I say there are to many ****** bags who ***** about posts or topics they dont even have to read

[timwakefield 68]

95% luck, 5% God

[CzechRazor 0]

Impossible to assign a % to luck or skill.What you can say is that the longer you play, the more the skilled player has the advantage.

[phlegm 6]

If you play an infinite number of hands tle luck factor is 12.5% If you play one hand it is 100% So subtract the number of hands you play from infinity and you will have your answer.

[Murphinator 0]

Thanks to the few of you that have answered, sorry for asking a poker related question in a poker forum, I mean what was I thinking.

[ShakeZuma 585]

If you play an infinite number of hands tle luck factor is 12.5% If you play one hand it is 100% So subtract the number of hands you play from infinity and you will have your answer.

I got 6 1/2.

[Calendyr 0]

Thanks to the few of you that have answered, sorry for asking a poker related question in a poker forum, I mean what was I thinking.

Actually it is more than 10%.Considering the best odds you can have is 85% chance to win in the case of a dominated hand, the luck factor is AT LEAST 15%. But since you will not always be in that position even if you play perfectly, I would tend to put it at around 20% luck.

[IQCrash 1]

22.354890% if you divide by two and factor in the antes and blinds. If you ignore the level structure and only look at what color shirt someone is wearing, then it's 22.49733%

[ShakeZuma 585]

22.354890% if you divide by two and factor in the antes and blinds. If you ignore the level structure and only look at what color shirt someone is wearing, then it's 22.49733%

You're right, I forgot to carry the 2

[offset 0]

Thanks to the few of you that have answered, sorry for asking another retarded question in a poker forum.

You're forgiven.

[BeaverStyle 1]

God Damnit.

[TheCorporation3 0]

I say 10% while skill is 90% in the long term, what do you guys think?My friend says I'm wrong and thinks there is more luck than that

Short term 90/10. Long term..100 skill. No player can survive without great skill in the long run.

[blacktie31 0]

No such thing as luck

[CobaltBlue 662]

Considering the best odds you can have is 85% chance to win in the case of a dominated hand, the luck factor is AT LEAST 15%. But since you will not always be in that position even if you play perfectly, I would tend to put it at around 20% luck.

equity (%) win (%) tie (%) Hand 1: 93.5649 % 93.09% 00.47% { AA }Hand 2: 06.4351 % 05.96% 00.47% { A6o }

[rog 0]

I just measured it: Luck is 9 centimeters. Skill is 15 ounces.

[hblask 1]

I know the answer, but I've been banned from discussing probability and statistics on this site for a period of six months. Ask again then.

[quadaces 0]

You're forgiven.

Not forgiven by me

[semaj550 0]

equity (%) win (%) tie (%) Hand 1: 93.5649 % 93.09% 00.47% { AA }Hand 2: 06.4351 % 05.96% 00.47% { A6o }

cards %win %lose %tie EVKs Kc 94.16 4.31 1.53 0.9492s Kh 4.31 94.16 1.53 0.051http://twodimes.net/h/?z=142129This, however, isn't the issue as you're not going to just push all-in at the beginning of every single hand. Having skill to lay down hands that were best preflop but got outflopped, get maximum value on goods hands, draw in the correct spots, etc. is what makes skill the only factor that matters long-term.