VVinTage Posted May 15, 2019 #26 Posted May 15, 2019 The harder the game the better it is to win in it. But as with any other game, you start to memorized combination and It becomes a routine.
barbaris Posted May 15, 2019 #27 Posted May 15, 2019 Skills are needed more in pvp games. And here you only need luck.
nuuuitsjdragon Posted May 15, 2019 #28 Posted May 15, 2019 At first I thought skill games was referring to games like BlackJack, Video Poker but actually it’s more about arcade style games which I honestly have not seen for some time! I remember a long time ago when I was still dabbling in gamefaucet which had similar games to those that TS mentioned... never seemed to have much fun with them though. 😂
sheenazbay Posted June 7, 2019 #29 Posted June 7, 2019 I personally still prefer it here, rather than playing games that I don't necessarily master. everyone has their own opinion, for me, I'm better here
ivaylo2000 Posted June 10, 2019 #30 Posted June 10, 2019 Yes I really like skill games 1vs1 . They help me to train my brain as well as short-term memory. If I can make some profit from them, they will become even more profitable
Etude Posted June 12, 2019 #31 Posted June 12, 2019 I believe onw the of the example of the games you mentioned would be Texas hold'em Poker that requires understanding of the game well including the situation during in game. So yes I do love these kind of games in gambling.
Menang Posted June 12, 2019 #32 Posted June 12, 2019 In gamble i believe and prefer luck rather than skill. Since we cant predict the future output, luck has big role in winning a game in gambling
Shaniqua Posted June 12, 2019 #33 Posted June 12, 2019 pure skll games are really difficult to get it so there is no cheating going on with bots or screpst that pretty mnuch play for the player for the best outcome.. think scrabble or pool... bots cab made to make the best shot possible =/
neich Posted June 13, 2019 #34 Posted June 13, 2019 Playing skill games for money sounds like great fun with potential to earn money, which is why I suspect the exact opposite. Sure at the lowest levels you'll find some equally clueless guy and you'll 50-50 it, with rake going to the company. A little higher in stakes and you'll go up against people with some kind of edge, or a bot, or absolute best case scenario it's a nolifer who plays 24/7 and has it all figured out.
77kdub Posted June 15, 2019 #35 Posted June 15, 2019 I enjoy playing skill games for money, I have several I actually play on my phone. It's a nice change from the gambling scene sometimes although I wish they were crypto rather then fiat currency.
polor12 Posted June 15, 2019 #36 Posted June 15, 2019 skills games many think is all luck and nothing else.. that is bad way to look at it... first which games are considered ski;ll games. any game p2p or player v dealer.. that is mainly any table games from poker to 21 craps and roulette.. those are just a good examples.. roulette and craps.. i can understand why people say you just need luck to win,, what skills you need for rolling dice or betting on numbers.. is basically how you bet..if you bet right you can lose but get money back.. you bet a full amount but the number you bet on didnt hit.. but something else.. did.. partial money return.. too much details for that.. now card games o dont care what people say.. all card games takes skills.. in not just betting but also reading the cards and players.. bluffing and luring a player to bluff takes mad skills.. and reading a player hand and the the possibilities what they have. takes deep concentration..
Sped Posted June 17, 2019 #37 Posted June 17, 2019 I think that there is a difference for this, because if you are good at the game then you will say skilled, but those that never put the time in will say luck. People that are lazy and don't want to work at a game will always say luck. Me personally, I like skilled because I feel like you have more control over it, and it is less depressing when you lose xD.
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