When both factors are in play, the values of the hands hit the stratosphere - the best poker player in the world, playing the most important hand of his life, will probably beat a straight flush with a royal flush. In TV, the most talented poker players get threes of a kind, full houses, straights and flushes with remarkable frequency it would seem that while real life poker savants are masters of risk management and psychological warfare, TV poker savants are masters of getting dealt good cards.īut even novice players can get full houses and flushes if the hand in question is an amazing climactic hand on which the plot hinges. It describes the phenomenon in TV poker games whereby the better the poker player, or the more crucial the hand of poker being played, the better the players' hands are. Where L = luck, s = skill and i = importance.

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