What type of poker brings more earnings

Describe in a few words what kind of Poker brings more money?

Imho it's Omaha and Holdem.

The kind where you are teaching total noobs with real money.

Whichever type you are best at normally.

That depends on what games your good at, but most likely cash games against really fishy players who don't care if they lose. It's always best to play against players who don't care.

Currently very more profitable games in spin&go, on each limit a lot of bad players. Other forms of poker has a lot of regulars and require a lot of time for learning to show the profitable game

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Describe in a few words what kind of Poker brings more money?

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By bringing more money are you referring to the overall poker sport ?? Then that will have to be the most popular and widely played of all in today's times - No Limit Hold'em.

If you are referring to adding more money to one's pocket or bankroll then it could be any type. Try the one which you think you can play the best.

If you are referring to or asking about tournament or cash game. Then finishing super high in tournaments regularly can be of more significance to one's bankroll than regularly winning at cash games.

one game texas hold, but I feel that when omaha game , I find it easier to make profits : S

still do not play many strategic Omaha hahahaha

It's whatever game you are best at. In terms of variation I would definitely say NL Holdem and I think there are probably a lot more players playing cash games for a living than there are playing tournaments. The reason for that being that in tournaments it is hardly unusual to go 100+ tournaments without a large score. This is especially true in tournaments with larger fields as each game will have a greater variance factor.

Cash game pros can expect a steadier cash income than can tournament players mostly because there is less variance. A good cash game player won't have massive binks like tourney pros but they also won't go hundreds of games without a profit. Personally I would say cash games are a bigger money earner but of course that's not true for everyone

PLO is very profitable for players with a keen eye and no fear )

If you have skill, NL holdem is the most profitable one.
because you are potential win effective stack on the tables @ any street.

Whatever game u are best at. But I feel the best cash game players will have larger winnings than tournament players

I would say tournaments. Cash games are a great way to generate a positive number night in and night out but becoming a strong tournament player is the best way to earn a major cash flow. Learning the jist of getting to the money and then capitalizing after that is a great way to make the dough efficiently and quickly.

I think there are good online poker for big money tournaments, which are high inputs. also the EPT LPTA europe and america as well as the wsop. enrtendi well if your question ....

The more I play PLO, the more I realize that there is a much larger gap in PLO between good players and average players. IMHO, PLO has become a more profitable game than holdem, if you live where the games regularly run, and if you have the bankroll and can handle more variance.

ive asked myself that question for me its tourneys of holdem I think it depends what your good at

the most lucrative game for me omaha and holdem six max.

also depends on the stakes

For me now more money brought freerolls. In paid kinds I'm negative.

Only way to earn money is to be world champion in chess. Poker is dead.

Typical crybaby redponse.

Play cash, most profitable game.
But there is a question about limits and room...

Only the one in which you are best able to play))

cashgame and SnG... Tournaments seems pay well but is VERY VERY difficult to reach the first positions.

I think the not so famous poker types like razz or 2-7 triple draw. If you improve your skills there, you will have much more chances to win much money, because it's less competitive.

High buy-in large field Mtt's.......FT a couple of those and I don't care how good of a cash game player you are. you will not catch up.