Which is better cash or tournaments ?

[kanogott]

It is allways a nice question. If someone has no knewledge about poker they think cash and tournament poker is the same. But there are great differences. In the end of a tourney the value of a hand is much more then at the beginning. If you play in a tournament a bad hand costs you all. In cash there is the next hand with the same value.

 

[danydidi]

Their is no better .I prefer tournament but you have to be soooo calm and wait

 

[leoniq888]

In general, it is an individual question, someone prefers cash game, someone-MTT. I like tournaments much better, because the game is more dynamic. I think that cash game is boring.

 

[theoxy]

both are profitable, it's just a matter of preference.

 

[dreamer13]

The cash player himself determines how long his gaming session will last: 1 hour, 2, 10 or even 48 hours. In the cache, you can get up from the table at any time and leave for a bite to eat, while retaining your playing place. Only in the cash game you can leave without winning anything and without losing anything. The only way to leave a tournament is either with a shield or on a shield. The advantage of managing your own time is the main reason why you should pay attention to cash, and not to tournament poker.

 

[Comboss599]

In both games i can find something good for me. In cash games like S&G I can win some cash very quickly and i don't have to wait for my turn long. In tournament if i have good day and luck i can win some bigger cash. It's all about of getting to final table. Personally i like both of this kind of games.

 

[SL-247]

I prefer the cache. The game is less loose in the cache, without bingo.

 

[D0nk3y Hunt3r]

Tournaments give more thrills when you hit something big.

 

[NDRWTRLGC]

depends what you like. for me personally mtts outweigh cash by a mile

 

[NDRWTRLGC]

absolutely positively tournaments. by a long shot. cash games = boring af

 

[D0nk3y Hunt3r]

You can simulate playing tournament by playing cash. With increasing blinds, if you know what I mean.

 

[partz]

Both got its ups and downs. Tournaments are for long sessions, cash for a quick buck

 

[GeckoAA]

I tend to play in more tournaments and often do very well but it takes a lot of time and most times its hard to make the money. I do play cash games sometimes and its quicker to make a smaller amount of money.

Tournaments have always been my favourite though, as I really love the challenge of trying to last.

 

[ipagan]

Why no 3rd options with Spins?

 

[Stanley Aguiar]

Both are profitable. The difference is in what you feel best. What type of game best suits your style?

 

[ipagan]

In terms of prifitability both would be ok i guess. The game in cash and in tournaments may have small differences (small, but not crucial i think), so if you want more stable and day-to-day profit ofcourse it would bee better to play cash tables, because on tourneys you climb to prizepool once in a week or less often. But it depends on many things, so the question is not easy. You can surely make money both in cash and tournaments if you are a good player

 

[FrizzaoR]

Tournament

 

[nerobs9]

Hi, friend!
I think it is worth choosing a discipline that is right for you.
Each game has its pros and cons, and they also have different strategies.

 

[WHAKAORIORI]

Love a cash game. Tournament are not as wreckless pretty much

 

[Cholosnp]

Tournaments are more profitable but is high risk since you have to knock a lot or survive for the top places!

 

[ztibor72]

I prefer tournaments.
I also played cash games at one time, but I never enjoyed it, except maybe sometimes heads up cash.

 

[D0nk3y Hunt3r]

If you play in a tournament a bad hand costs you all. In cash there is the next hand with the same value.

This. One bad hand for a loss of .5 stack can greatly reduce your odds for FT.

 

[manuelnh14]

for me, cash games but tournaments are more exciting, depending on your style

 

[apLike]

Tournaments are better for me, you see your whole way from a small stack to a huge amount of chips. Thousands of rivals, huge prizes, all this is fascinating.

 

[HTML]

I've been playing poker for over 10 years. But I still can't decide. Which is better tournaments or a cash game . This is a very difficult question