Live players slagging onlne

Fat Stu

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Have heard this alot from my recent experinces of playing live. They all called on-line play a crapshoot. I tried to argue it's point about learning fundimentals and such like but they wouldn't have it.

Are they just trying to rile me or are they for real?
 
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Live tournaments are as much of a crapshoot as online ones, especially tournaments with short blinds (30min) and short starting stacks. I've seen live tournaments with 100 entrants that had 1500 chips and the blinds at 25/50 at the start, with the blinds doubling up with each level (30min) and an ante at level 3. That, my friend, is a crapshoot.
 
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And if they're talking cash game, well, they're probably meaning: "I can't get a read on a player, I can't see his face !", wich is laughable. Even moreso is the online poker is rigged and thus is a crapshoot.
 
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jeff, posted in another thread, but Excalibur has a $35 buy-in $300 stack, 5/10 start with 15 minute blinds. 1.5 hour complete crap shoot... fun though :)
 
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Are they just trying to rile me or are they for real?

Probably a little from column A and a little from column B.

You could just respond "Yeah? Well craps has the only true-odds bet on the casino floor, so how d'ya like them apples!", but chances are it'd just go unappreciated.

So I'd just ignore it.
 
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