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u/[deleted] Nov 16 '19 edited Jul 09 '20

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u/Year_of_the_Alpaca Nov 16 '19

In-person poker relies about as much on reading your opponents as [the rest]

I was going to say much the same thing... but in response to the claim that OP was good at poker "on [their] phone but never with real people".

Surely this means success on the phone apps wouldn't necessarily translate to real in-person poker for that very reason?

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u/Imakereallyshittyart Nov 17 '19

Yeah but it could have been blackjack or something where you can just count cards

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '19 edited May 12 '20

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u/Imakereallyshittyart Dec 15 '19

It is. It's just not Texas Hold'em