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Sure there's a lot of luck involved playing poker. I saw my ace-queen lose to a queen-three at Texas Hold'em when the board came up with a queen on the flop as well as a three on the river. Speak about bad beats, I'm sure you've got your stories too. Luck plays a part in your success but developing skill at poker may only benefit you within the long haul.
You may read and study but you need to practice many hands (I'm talking thousands!) to be able to better your probability of winning consistently. So that's tip number one, practice and a lot more practice. I recommend you use poker software and play at least two or three hundred hands a day which should take you about a half hour. In a safe casino online setting you will play about forty hands per hour, so you may see how much time you may save. You may also practice directly with the online casinos. Many offer no-bet and low-bet games for practice. Keep in mind that these games are for beginners and those trying to find entertainment and may not exactly duplicate the games you will play in an online casino.
Tip number two builds on tip number one. Work your way up. Don't jump into a high stakes game without being successful at the low level games. A twenty or forty dollar minimum bet game plays a great deal differently than playing for little if any money. The pros call the low stakes Texas Hold'em games "no fold'em, hold'em." After all if it only costs a little or nothing to stay in, players shall stay in hoping for a miracle like that draw to an inside straight. When you work your way up you will notice the players have far more skill and will make fewer mistakes than those at the low limit games. You must also learn to cope with the different subtleties within the higher stakes games. In general you will find tougher and even more conservative opponents in the higher stakes games and less bluffing.
Third tip: Fold early and fold often. Learning when to fold is absolutely vital to winning poker. In Texas Hold'em the most effective play is to fold after the first two cards should you not have super-strong hand. Fold after the flop in the event that you don't have top pair or better, or a straight or possibly a draw to an outside straight, or perhaps a flush or a draw to a four-card flush. Sometimes you will have to fold with an effective hand if others are raising and you don't feel they are bluffing. On the additional side of the coin, among the worst plays you can make is folding a winning hand and watching somebody else scoop up the pot. If there's the remotest chance of you having the best hand when it's the last round of betting, you are better off in the long haul calling and not folding.
Luck is a factor to winning at poker but winning is additionally reliant on you developing skills and capitalizing on other players' mistakes.