I haven't played cash games yet, because i suppose it's to risky for me. How much money do you get by playing cash, and how many fish are there?
Thanks for replying No, I play tournaments and in sit and go, and I earn a lot of money, by comprasion to cashI started playing cash games because I thought it was a better environment to learn (online). It certainly is.
If cash games are too risky for you, then all other forms of poker are as well. It is my understanding that you need a greater bankroll for tournaments etc. Maybe sit n gos are an exception.
Live cash games are relatively low variance, though you should be comfortable with the amount of money you are playing.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for advise i'll take that into accountYes cash is very cool. But there are nowhere near as many fish as in Tournament play so be warned.
I like cash games because I'm independent of time. Play and stop whenever you want. If you think it's too risky, than play microstakes and limit your buy in. You will see fast if there are fish at your table. If you feel inconvinient, then quit the table and search another one. And be patient... Good luckI haven't played cash games yet, because i suppose it's to risky for me. How much money do you get by playing cash, and how many fish are there?
I like cash games because I'm independent of time. Play and stop whenever you want. If you think it's too risky, than play microstakes and limit your buy in. You will see fast if there are fish at your table. If you feel inconvinient, then quit the table and search another one. And be patient... Good luck
Hello!:ciao:I haven't played cash games yet, because i suppose it's to risky for me. How much money do you get by playing cash, and how many fish are there?
I haven't played cash games yet, because i suppose it's to risky for me. How much money do you get by playing cash, and how many fish are there?
Cash games are certainly a more consistent way to make money than poker tournaments.
The variance and volatility is less in Cash Games than in tournaments.
But that being said cash games don't have the level of excitement that tournaments have.
They also don't have the same luck factor that tournaments have which can make them feel like more of a grind.
A lot of it comes down to your personality and what draws you towards playing poker in general.