>who clearly isn't skilled but wins anyway, poker fans really don't want to face the reality that the game is mostly luck. A game of poker is not one hand of p

>who clearly isn't skilled but wins anyway, poker fans really don't want to face the reality that the game is mostly luck. A game of poker is not one hand of poker. It is typical in poker games to be all in and have a 70% chance of winning. If you are playing a bad player and you go all in 5 times against this person with a 70% chance of winning is there any luck involved? To me it looks more like printing money. >Another issue with poker - at least Texas Hold'em - is that the best strategy is folding 90% of the time, which is just boring. You should not be folding 90% of the time.