anyone else notice this

[Vfranks]

Yeah most live players seem really bad to me also, but I've never played in anything over $75 live MTT or $1/$2 live cash game.
I too notice people counting to 5 on their fingers and stuff like that. I actually saw someone the other night counting on their fingers and saying the cards to himself, and I could pretty much read his lips so I knew hew he had hit his str8... it was pretty amusing to me.

 

[laidlow]

Yeah i'd say live play is vastly different to online play, you have to pick your spots a lot quicker usually because you're deal so few hands per hour (in tournaments anyway)....

 

[lektrikguy]

If you lose online,especially a tourney, you just register for the next one. If you lose playing live, you have that long drive home to think about what you did wrong. This is why the play is so different.

 

[skyin452]

Well, the last time I in Bossier City playing at a cash table, there was a kid that said he played alot of online poker. And I guess he thought he was at home cause everytime he looked at his hole cards he would mumble-huh Q-8 off or J-3suited or whatever. I finally told the boy he might as well just show his dam cards cause everyone already knew what he had and it was really hard for everyone at the table not to just bust out laughing-so yes I rekon there's a lot of differece in live and online!!!!

 

[Jimbrown]

Online poker game is really very different and interesting. you play more time then always learn a new things. I think full tilt poker is the best online poker room conceived.

 

[jessica30]

I can say that online poker game is different compare to live poker game. I can say playing online poker takes time because you need to learn the trick, while real life poker simply allows you to study the moves of your opponent.

 

[Poker Orifice]

Ah, so that explains it. So if $100 falls in the "low" buyin range, what is the "normal" range considered to be?

Something with deeperstacks & slower levels.