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I can't tell you the number of times I played poker with someone, and I would think to myself, "WTF does this person do for a living?  I need to get into that."

Hours later, I would find out that they were a doctor, lawyer, astrophysicist, or, in one case, a literal rocket scientist.

You can be smart and not be good at poker.

You can also be a dummy AND be good at poker.

Poker is for everyone.

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I need to introduce you to some dummies who just click buttons 🤣🤣🤣

For me, being good at something means winning. I haven’t seen a single unintelligent person who is good at poker, i.e., winning. Everyone can gamble and maybe get lucky sometimes, but in poker, if you play long enough and aren’t intelligent, you’re going to lose everything. I believe poker can be fun for everyone, but for serious play, intelligence is essential

true, I've done very well absolutely hammered and I've done piss poor slightly hammered 🍖x30 $degen

If I had to pick a profession that would translate well to poker, I'd go with service industry