Dim4ik555
Rock Star
Silver Level
I play only online poker and like online. I did not play in live and so i can not judge.
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spottedflyer
Visionary
Silver Level
well, i think that it very much depends on many factors, and its diferent for every person. for me, the best feeling is when im in a casino playing real cards, with real people, all the action going on 
) but it is easier online, with all the helpful things on your display
) but it is easier online, with all the helpful things on your display
keokeokk
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Well I just play online but I really would like a day to go in person, play or just take a look ^^ but there must be a lot of live teasing, on the internet you do not have facial expressions, you analyze the following moves, the live you would see your facial expressions and gestures of appearance .... should be crazy ^^
antonis32123
Legend
Loyaler
Live I have never played in a casino , I will in the future only for fun cause I am not ready for the big sharks and the high stakes , the micro I still play I am sure they don't have it . Moreover , I don't think I have pokerface , not at all , to hide the value of my hand at a table
. Moreover , I don't think I have pokerface , not at all , to hide the value of my hand at a table
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dpellsdaman
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Prefer Online and its not even close to me. My live poker experiences (about 100 times) have for the most part been very boring. Maybe its just the pace but I cant stand someone who takes 4 minutes for a simple by the book call/fold
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Robert Sartin Jr
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Live or online?
I would say that online is better for a few reasons, one specific reason being speed of the game. I would also say it is less taxing emotionally because there are not as many concerns of your opponents picking up tells. Now if we are talking about playing for major titles, bracelets or poker championships I believe that they should be conducted in a live, in person, format. Honestly the tells, the physical tolls, and the added emotional and mental stress all factor in to becoming a champ. If you're online, you could go room to room, get in a car and many other things that you would not be able to do in person.
I would say that online is better for a few reasons, one specific reason being speed of the game. I would also say it is less taxing emotionally because there are not as many concerns of your opponents picking up tells. Now if we are talking about playing for major titles, bracelets or poker championships I believe that they should be conducted in a live, in person, format. Honestly the tells, the physical tolls, and the added emotional and mental stress all factor in to becoming a champ. If you're online, you could go room to room, get in a car and many other things that you would not be able to do in person.