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Fushicho
Visionary
Platinum Level
I've had a thought for a while and I just want to check the logic.
Is this statement true:
"To win a hand of poker either your opponent(s) have to make a mistake or you have to get lucky."
When you think about it if you bet / raise and are called and win the hand then either:
A. You have the best hand, in which case your opponent made a mistake
or B. Your opponent has the best hand but you make a better hand later.
When your opponent bets / raises and you call the same applies.
Discuss!
(I just had a thought that you can just win with the best cards all the time, and your opponent folding, but you get the drift)
Is this statement true:
"To win a hand of poker either your opponent(s) have to make a mistake or you have to get lucky."
When you think about it if you bet / raise and are called and win the hand then either:
A. You have the best hand, in which case your opponent made a mistake
or B. Your opponent has the best hand but you make a better hand later.
When your opponent bets / raises and you call the same applies.
Discuss!
(I just had a thought that you can just win with the best cards all the time, and your opponent folding, but you get the drift)