franken222
Visionary
Bronze Level
I much prefer online poker.
It's mainly because of a vision problem that I have, and online, I can adjust the size of the tables. You can't do that offline.
...and try to get a dealer to call out the cards as he lays them down. Seems to me, that that would be a fair way for all players, but the dealers won't do it.
It's mainly because of a vision problem that I have, and online, I can adjust the size of the tables. You can't do that offline.
...and try to get a dealer to call out the cards as he lays them down. Seems to me, that that would be a fair way for all players, but the dealers won't do it.
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eagleaces
Rock Star
Silver Level
Live for sure
I fell in love with the game at the live tables and nothing beats sitting in a casino at a table for hours with real cards shooting the breeze with fellow players. Covid is the only reason i began online poker.
I fell in love with the game at the live tables and nothing beats sitting in a casino at a table for hours with real cards shooting the breeze with fellow players. Covid is the only reason i began online poker.
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Hemified
Visionary
Bronze Level
I like online better lately because I can do whatever I want and still play. I like live action because its totally different and is alot more fun but slower than online. I like playing with friends too so that makes it alot better and we do rebuys for the first hour or 2. Good luck and have fun .🍻
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capo1014
Rock Star
Silver Level
On-line
I prefer on-line as I do not have to deal with idiots. I mute all players and enjoy a relaxing game of poker daytime and evenings. Back in the day it was always at real tables in casinos and weekend poker games at a friends house. Capo1014
I prefer on-line as I do not have to deal with idiots. I mute all players and enjoy a relaxing game of poker daytime and evenings. Back in the day it was always at real tables in casinos and weekend poker games at a friends house. Capo1014
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luketta7
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I've never actually played live, but I really want to have this experience, and I will. I can't say this with conviction because I've never played live as mentioned, but I think I would prefer to play live, because it must be very exciting to play live, if it's online, imagine live right.
magister1
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I prefer live because of the social and tactile aspect. But that is mostly post Black Friday.
I'd vastly prefer mid-2000s online poker on pokerstars or partypoker etc. I've always enjoyed live to a degree, but man, that was the heyday. And ACR/ignition for USA don't even come close to being as much fun.
I'd vastly prefer mid-2000s online poker on pokerstars or partypoker etc. I've always enjoyed live to a degree, but man, that was the heyday. And ACR/ignition for USA don't even come close to being as much fun.
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karaafrika
Rising Star
Bronze Level
In terms of emotions and communication, live poker is definitely better, there was a period of eight years ago, they were going to play poker with friends once a week, the games dragged on more than once until the morning, the composition was much weaker than online players, plus there is an advantage in the form of observing the player, so went home more than once with winnings!
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Loyaler
I prefer Live games to playing on-line, simply because I can get some information about players and get reads on them easier, At our Local game where the majority of players come every week, you get to know how they play, likewise they get to know your own style of playing, and I find it easier to pull off a good bluff every now and again, because most know I am a cautious, tight player, and will rarely raise unless I have them beat, at least that is what I want them to believe.
Also there is a lot more social interaction and you can have a conversation with friends and acquaintances during the game, On-line however is a lot harder to read players and even something as simple as starting a conversation is harder, if like me you are a two finger typist and keeping up with the chat is hard work when playing a hand.
There is certainly more money at stake when playing live, and although I only play for the enjoyment the game gives me, it is certainly nice when you win, and many times I have walked away from a live game with £100 or more at the end of the night. once at a Tournament I busted out with a full house against 4 of a kind early on, I then started to play a cash game while I waited for my Friend who made 4th place and I actually made more money than he did for 4th place, That's Poker.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
Also there is a lot more social interaction and you can have a conversation with friends and acquaintances during the game, On-line however is a lot harder to read players and even something as simple as starting a conversation is harder, if like me you are a two finger typist and keeping up with the chat is hard work when playing a hand.
There is certainly more money at stake when playing live, and although I only play for the enjoyment the game gives me, it is certainly nice when you win, and many times I have walked away from a live game with £100 or more at the end of the night. once at a Tournament I busted out with a full house against 4 of a kind early on, I then started to play a cash game while I waited for my Friend who made 4th place and I actually made more money than he did for 4th place, That's Poker.
When the fun Stops, STOP!
