Which do you prefer? Cash games or tournaments?

[pedrovitorcosta]

i prefer tournament, but cash game is fun too... if you go high blinds

 

[millya5]

Hold'em 6 + Short Deck
This game is driving me crazy.....

 

[Rachidao]

MTT, cash games doesn't click for me.

 

[antonis32123]

both . sometimes i am in the mood to play cash games , sometimes i have more time so i can play a sat or a tourney . but tourneys are time demanding and consuming , without preparation , organization , schedule , you wont make it ./

 

[mssmotilda]

I think that by playing cash games you can quickly learn how to play postflop, especially in fast poker. Well, playing cash games you are much freer in poker.

 

[jamal jukra]

tournaments are surely the way to go as you increase your strength as you play different dephts all the time

 

[nameless]

I prefer tournaments im worst in cash games i need some study for that

 

[valanddon]

Cash games are a faster way to win or lose your money.

 

[lifecoach22]

For me personally, this is of course tournaments, I learned to play only MTT discipline. I go into cash games more for fun at low limits.

 

[dompoker]

I prefer tournaments, cash games, there are a lot of lucky players.

 

[sidd4rt4]

i play more tourneys than cash games

 

[Skot_Gy]

I play most freerll tournaments, there is more fun in those imo.
I try sometimes cash too, win some bucks then get out.

 

[gravii2011]

I love playing tournaments

 

[c.heck]

I prefer tounament. In tounament you know how much you can lose, cash game is too easy to refill if lost everything

 

[Rahatis]

Tournaments online. Cash live.

 

[Cisne]

Tourney

 

[JetmirDulja]

in cash games i dont know why i cant control myself ...i dont believe anything my opponent represents so i call everything ... and sometimes the loses are a lot . so i stick to tournament

 

[vnnby]

I prefer only tournaments.

 

[georgi krastev]

I prefer the cash games - the stack is deep; no changing blinds every ten minutes...

Tournaments are very difficult for me - as soon as the stack is short - it's over, it's over. (So during those ten minutes (mentioned above) I have to double the stack or at least halve it to be able to at least get somewhere (but it's a very specific, straight art), like a final table for example, to win there is no to talk. (I've won these nine man tournaments (if they can even be called tournaments), I forget what they're called...) I also have to be careful not to get kicked out - there is no re-buy/buy-in...)... Lately I've noticed that I don't have much patience in tournaments (which is very important) - and that's why I leave early

 

[ztibor72]

Tournaments or one table sit and gos.
I haven't played an online cash game in a long time.

 

[arshuns]

Of course, tournaments are when you have free time. But if time is short, the cache is irreplaceable.

 

[aissam18]

I prefer tournament but lately I can't be asked to play them because i work 11 hours a day and i only play cash games cuz i can leave whenever i want

 

[Recreationalplayer]

Cash games are fun because of the flexibility of playing hours. Tournaments need more dedicated time and planning.

 

[Ruslan L]

I prefer tournaments. I play cash games very rarely, only when I need to complete some task. Tournaments are more profitable for me, probably because of our daily freerolls.

 

[JeffSBrito]

I prefer to play tournaments over cash games for a few reasons. Firstly, the excitement of tournaments and the pursuit of bigger prizes captivates me more than the cash game tables. Also, tournaments offer a more organized and defined structure, which allows me to plan my play in advance. I also like the challenge of facing different players at each stage of the tournament, which allows me to test my adaptation skills. Finally, the possibility of making significant returns with a relatively low initial investment makes tournaments more attractive to me. Overall, the dynamics and competitiveness of tournaments give me a more exciting and rewarding poker experience.