Newcomers focus on winning chances; the more they win, the more confident they become to continue. But once you reach a certain level, you'll discover a secret — winning rate isn't actually that important.

Experienced players have long understood: instead of frequently making moves, it's better to wait for those few opportunities. Small consecutive losses are not scary; what's scary is not heavily investing at critical moments. A single large profit can wipe out the previous ten losses.

It's simply this — you never need to win every time. You just need to bet enough chips correctly at those high-odds critical points. This is the dividing line between a novice and an expert.