

Fedor 'Lorem' Truncev: The Future of Poker Tournaments and His Career Shift
Fedor 'Lorem' Truncev, a prominent figure in the poker world, recently shared his thoughts on the future of poker tournaments and his career shift. He mentioned that he has more free time now compared to before, allowing him to explore various interests beyond poker.
The Evolution of Poker Tournaments
Truncev compares poker to chess, noting that amateurs have learned basic strategies but lack deeper understanding. He recalls a time when players had to manually calculate moves, but now software tools have made it easier for amateurs to improve their skills. Despite this, becoming a professional player still requires a deep understanding of the game's nuances.
Truncev also discusses how the expected win rate from players has increased significantly over the years. He explains that FF created a new metric, FFEV, to measure real advantage over opponents. This metric takes into account various factors, including the difficulty of tournaments and performance metrics. Truncev notes that FF has developed tools to help players choose the most profitable tournaments, saving them time and effort.
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