There is a chance that the nature of the game has something to do with the gender that plays in that game most. There is no official study for this yet, but I am thinking that we will find more females playing and drawn to luck-based games than skill-based games because of how difficult the process of learning skill-based games may be.
Another observation about luck-based games that a new gambler with an interest in them has to know is that they have the potential to make you, as a gambler, spend more money gambling than skill-based games.
What do you think?
I will appreciate it even better if you can be really particular about defining he difference between the luck based game and the normal game that isn't luck based, because to the best of my knowledge, gambling generally has gotten more luck tendencies than the skillful tendencies but if its the free games that one is playing, they may not need all of the skillfulness to have the kind of fun they seek to get from the game so its mainly not a think of skill alone for gambling but luck has got its own role to play at some point of which only at the point you are lucky in some cases you will be bale to win a game except which it will be jus losses.
Slots and Original games (Plinko, Keno, Dice) - Luck-based games. There's no question here, we are just relying on the algorithm that will be presented to us.
Poker and Sports betting - Skill and analysis-based games with some luck on the side.
Luck will always be there or let's say chances. Because there's a chance that you might win a game if suddenly one player gets lucky and shoots the ball way far while they are just down by 1 point or 2 for a buzzer-beater. That's not part of the analysis although you are near to predicting the game right because the lead is not far and the team you bet for played a close game.
In poker, bluffs and skills are needed by playing mind games with your opponents. You cannot just always rely on luck because even a trash hand can win if you are good at bluffing.