If you consider yourself a gambler, you need to beware of the gambler’s fallacy. As one might expect, this fallacy can be the ruin of many a gambler, and it is based on a principle that many think is obviously true, when in fact, it could not be more false.

Gambler’s Fallacy Explained

Did you ever imagine a certain outcome was “due?” If you flipped a fair coin 10 times in a row and it came up heads every time, what odds would you give against the next flip coming up heads as well? If you said anything but 1-1, you have fallen victim to the gambler’s fallacy. It is the belief that past outcomes have an effect on future outcomes. The odds against a fair coin coming up heads 11 times in a row are astronomical, but the coin has no memory, so that once 10 heads appear, the odds of the 11th head appearing are still 50-50.

Only the greatest champions in poker get to participate in the World Series Of Poker, even excellent poker players can't handle the high requirements and skills needed to participate in it but I believe if you truly want something go and get it.

One of the main factors and skills for being a professional poker player is knowing when and how to bluff, bluffing is a whole art form, making someone who has a great hand fold is for the masters.
It's no wonder that in the WSOP event many professional players wear sunglasses, eyes can tell a lot of the persons state of mind and give out so much information, some claim they are the windows to your soul, that is what the disguise is necessary for - it is not connected to sunlight.