Cash or tournaments? Which do you prefer?

[problemgambler]

Cash all day like patterns gameflow table dynamics

 

[davidkimtai89]

I prefer to tournament than cash game , because in tournament we need to play by survival in a long process , how to be approached to final table . It require many skills , in cash game lucky elemment is crucial , if we have high cards we able win pot , according to me playing tournament is more difficult than playing cash game .

 

[RussianWolf6]

For a learning player like me, tournaments a real control factor. You don‘t go the risk to lose all your money when tilting. Furthermore tournaments are a greater challenge than cash games, in my opinion.

Playing multitables in cash game to earn money is of course a better invest, especially when you earn your money with poker.

 

[csecsey]

The tournament is much calmer, if only financially.

 

[mtmigmike]

I prefer tournaments, you can win a lot of money by investing a small amount.

 

[Bethrezen420]

I prefer Tournaments because much more attention needs to be paid to it i think because there are tournaments you can’t rebuy.

 

[flavio henrique bombazr]

opção

my goal, and money

 

[Pokerpoet2]

I prefer the Tournament type games even if they are simple Sit and Goes single table, The problem with cash games is you can get carried away quite easily and lose more than you think, It is too easy to re-stack in a cash game and keeping track of any losses becomes a chore if you keep losing.
In a single table, or even an MTT you buy-in for a fixed price and as the field thins out you know exactly where you are in the game and how much money you can win or lose.

When the fun Stops. STOP!

 

[Dutydog]

I’m a Sit ‘N’ Go man. I think you have to have extra levels above my skills to be a successful cash player.

 

[akgross]

There is no difference in priority. I like both cash games and MTT. Basically I play on a whim and fulfill the conditions of promotions, where it is necessary to collect a certain combination on the cash tables.

 

[bekbollkz]

Of course tournaments))). It's much more interesting there than cash games. And you will gain experience and you will sit for a long time)

 

[Austria7]

I prefer tournaments (MTT and Sit&Go´s). The bankroll management and time management is much easier. Also I like the structure of rising blinds and and the shortstack-play really much ... and that happen really often ;-)

 

[tweezer_reraise]

tournaments for me. its my competitive nature. I want to be 1st

 

[riff_raff312]

Myself i prefer KO tournaments you can win money on your way to a bigger pay out if you have the right cards and a little skill or even a little luck on your side

The Riff_Raff

 

[19aleks57]

I don't play games, poker tournaments are more interesting to me.

 

[albosaltenio]

tournaments, I do not have much patience that is why I prefer to play for a fixed amount since in cash I can lose my entire bank in minutes

 

[igroksash]

I like playing tournaments more than cash. From tournaments, I prefer HL Holdem turbo or regular, for slow or multi-day tournaments I do not have enough time and patience.

 

[woodeng]

When I play live poker I prefer cash but online I like the tournaments. I do not like live tournaments because of the limited chip stack -- it psychs me out not allowing me to play my best.

 

[booosteeer23]

Most of all I like tournaments, and I also use zoom.

 

[manzanillo53]

For me live cash games are the most profitable, tournaments are just fun. I very seldom cash when playing tournaments, but I have a good time.

 

[Joonhi93]

Tournaments without thinking, it depends on the person, I am super competitive

 

[Laynester]

I like BCP Free Rolls and BOL's too....

I like playing the free roll touneys better than sit n go's ...etc. Hey what ever work to increase your BREAK EVEN is all I say.


Good Investing! :angel:

 

[horscht22]

In the last weeks i try some cashgames and i
i must say its pretty nice...so i prefer a mix of both

 

[fernandovr]

I prefer MTT, I don't like cash.

 

[Kdp]

I much prefer tournaments. I think it's more of a challenge. You also have more time to see how players play.