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skill play

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skill play
Etymology: ME, skil + plega, sport
a form of play in which a child persistently repeats an action or activity until it has been mastered, such as throwing or catching a ball.


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New studies, however, do indicate that skill plays a much more significant part in success at poker than was previously thought.
Clearly, Poker Is a Game of Skill. or Is It? by Jim Hale / Travel, recreation and leisure community
They will often wane in those environments that either require cooperation, such as many MMORPGs, or in games where skill plays a much smaller role, such as in less sophisticated card or dice games.
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