Which is better cash or tournaments ?

[bra01]

There is no doubt that cash is more stable and profitable. Championships require a certain amount of luck and a certain number of games to achieve results.

 

[8infinity8]

I mix and play both. Can't compare them because, as they both have their own learning curves. I started off with cash tables, but then progressed to MTTs to target mainstream tournaments in the interest of learning.

 

[Pokerguy6666]

You need many hours to finish a tournament. That is not the case for cash games, you can play those whenever you have free time.

 

[FoxMS]

I always lose in cash games. That's why I prefer tournaments, especially freerolls, which increase my bankroll every month.

 

[UM3SH]

Off course, Tournament is the best part of poker.

You can learn so many things.

 

[Oksana55]

I level up 888 poker in cash games. I prefer to play in tournaments.

 

[Chel_nv]

I prefer tournaments, they have a long distance that contributes to getting into prizes, rather than cash games. But cash games will appeal to those who want to raise or lower their money faster, it all depends on how much skill you are and how lucky you are in poker.

 

[Lina1020]

I think it's more worth playing tournaments, because if you're unlucky, you're not risking your own money, so you have a chance to improve on other tournaments.

 

[florestaftw]

I prefer tournaments because is very funny and not risking your money

 

[GRIN281289]

I love playing tournaments, even though I started out with cash games. There are friends who play only cash games, but they do not like tournaments and bring less profit. Everything is individual here, the main thing is to get pleasure from the game

 

[0546474]

I prefer to play in tournaments, as they are more interesting to me, but sometimes I play zoom - nl2 !!!

 

[tommyboobaa]

Cash better for me, I can come and go as I please. Tourneys too long most times.

 

[JAAMEZz]

for me personally i have a better time with MTT's. i find i have far more patience and make better calls.

 

[PapelonJede]

I like to play tournament, because there is goal. Instead, cash is more progressive

 

[1nsomn1a]

The cache game has deeper stacks, the stack size can be kept constant, more room for maneuver, and the game is more thoughtful and less risky. You increase or lose your bankroll by playing each hand.

In tournaments, the stack size is constantly decreasing, you need to constantly act so that the blinds do not destroy your stack. There are times when you need to play more tight, there is a period when you can open almost any two cards. You can win a large amount, but you need to play many hours of continuous play, and if you lose, you lose only one buy-in.

 

[makisaa]

I think that in the long term you can have profits from both, depending from the level and the quality of the game you play. Now which one is more profitable depends from your choise. You can make them equally profitable!

 

[VVi10]

In my case, i prefer the tournaments, but I think it depends on the type of game you play at best and what your stack size is

 

[shibdevvar]

Always tournament is best.
But for short time and shortcut winning or losing cash game is quickest way.

 

[qWald0]

I love tournaments. I'm bored in cash games, nl10k or nl100k nl will be more interesting)

 

[horscht22]

At the moment i prefer tournaments, but iam also interessted in playing cashgames...

 

[fourroses]

when I have time I play tournements ,Ihave more sucess in tournements ,you should play this where you have more sucess

 

[Maxmustdie]

tournaments are easier for a beginner
to play cash you need software and work on the game

 

[T_Dawg]

for you that it is better to play cash tables or tournaments, I speak in terms of which modality has more profitability

Even if you win big at a cash table, you're lucky if you walk out with 10% of your total take. Very few people have the ability to get out when they're ahead.

In a tournament, you can walk away with all your winnings.

 

[tommyboobaa]

When I play live I always get sucked out in the end in tourneys. Very frustrating. Online I tend to get luckier. Who knows why.

 

[Fernet]

Poker

Hello, it is very personal, the two modes have their good and bad things, such as schedules for example for part of a tournament and you do not know when it ends. it is to one's liking and depends on the objectives and purposes for which she plays. Cheers