In fact, I do not call it luck, but many and many times opponents come into the pot with marginal hands, for example an A7o, which is a hand that is often lost in the after-flop, because you end up flopping an A in the Most of the time either the villain has 2 pairs or has an A with a stronger Kiker, so this is not a "lucky" factor, but a poorly played hand, when entering pots with these hands that is for blef, and always, Always covers from its discretion the adequate value of each action.
Now you from AA, KK, QQ, AKs and even JJ end up losing to weaker hands this is considered variance, the correct one before you start a bet is you already have a plan of what to do certain situation happens.
The secret is always to have a plan that is more profitable in the long run!
GL....
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