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Originally Posted by AlmostTheBest
It is neccessary,cause good player's edge can only be overcome by an increased luck-factor,so the games do not dry up completely.
Agree about the disclaimer,it would be at least somewhat fair.
The reason (some of the) good poker players can make any money is that they either have a huuge edge or/and run way better than other good players over a gigantic sample size.Or just grind out a profit by rakeback volume,making themselves a bio robot of the online gaming company.Nice life...
Sorry, but this is just dumb. I make enough money from poker to live off of; I have a pretty solid edge (but not that huge); I don't run better than pretty much anyone else (and when samples get large enough, pretty much no one does), and rakeback is not much of a factor in my overall earnings (I only play about 16 to 20 hours a week). Stop acting like you have it all figured out when you don't.
If you seriously believe this 'increased luck factor' exists, prove it. Either learn enough about statistical analysis to do so or find someone who already knows enough and do it.
Arguing that a rig must exist because this that and the other factor make it necessary or human nature demands it or whatever is like arguing there are pink and purple penguins out there that must exist because those colors aren't seen enough in the antarctic so they must be there to even things out and then refusing to go and actually find one.