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Typically in poker, you win quickly and lose slowly. This is especially true of tournaments - finishing in the money suddenly does wonders for your balance. S
by ronaldx 12y ago
Typically in poker, you win quickly and lose slowly.
This is especially true of tournaments - finishing in the money suddenly does wonders for your balance.
So, I would guess that more than 1 in 28 players would show these results, having experienced a random "win quickly" phase that has yet to dissipate.
(This might not apply if parent is talking only about 2 player tournaments, but applies to poker generally)
- splonk 12y agoParent is talking only about 2 player tournaments - that's what the "heads up" part of the description means.
- ronaldx 12y agoOK, I getcha, thanks. Heads Up specifically means that there are match-ups between 2 players. This doesn't mean it's necessarily a 2 player tournament, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Heads-Up_Poker_Championship#Brackets https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Heads-Up_Poker_Champi... I already checked this case and you are right, indeed.