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Schulman suggests making poker prestigious like chess Schulman suggests making poker prestigious like chess

06-26-2020 , 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Tuma
Since people are interested....

Poker - Estimating, gambling, imprecise calculation, play for $$, luck, has cheating

Chess - Visual thinking, geometry, razor sharp calculation, play for points, all skill, no cheating
Actually, high level chess has had its share of cheating with chess computer assistance during bathroom breaks (the humanity!).
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06-27-2020 , 03:28 AM
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Originally Posted by archimedes11
I've gotten back into chess lately and I'm trying to learn, but it's a steep curve. I'm struggling to get my ELO rating above 1400 consistently lol. I'm curious, given 20-30k hours of chess experience, what's your current ELO rating? So I can get a sense of how much time is needed to advance to xyz level.
Good luck! ELO 2200~ but it’s been that way for several years now. This is because the National Master title is achieved at 2200 USCF and that was my goal- so now I just play for fun and to relax.

To be clear, the “20-30k” includes time spent watching chess, playing blitz and other variants, teaching etc. i.e. maybe like half of that was spent on serious study/analysis and playing in tournaments. Range is wide since I didn’t keep track ofc. Very large part of my life from 5-17 though
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06-28-2020 , 01:46 PM
Poker players know there is skill.
The other 99.99% of the world considers it the same thing as slot machines.
A casino game for gamblers.
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06-28-2020 , 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by legionrainfall
Poker players know there is skill.
The other 99.99% of the world considers it the same thing as slot machines...
Wait. It's not?
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07-02-2020 , 01:06 AM
Lol

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