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james bright
Enthusiast
Silver Level
well i definatly play better tournaments online and cash games in the casino i seem to fold alot more playing online and usually go very deep but i stay away from online cash games because there are to many idiots playing loose i like a nice tight cash game at casino!
theothermj
Rock Star
Silver Level
I play much better live. Still low stakes but I can read people well. The problem with the ability to read people well is understanding you don't read every person well...you can talk yourself into believing something that really isn't something. I still play better live. I was a communications minor in college and that helps some I think
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bugiardops
Visionary
Bronze Level
In my opinion is more hard play online than play live. The players are more agressive and the money is more valuable to online players because the bankroll is so short. A lot of online players are younger and using resourses online every time (like sharkscope, online training, trackers and so one).
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eBay_Sniper
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Having debuted on a live table and certainly generating the most experience thus far; no doubt the performance is more notable in a live atmosphere.
However I will never disregard the opportunity in player development that online play will always allow. There are obvious tells you just won’t receive from opponents in playing online yet one can not deny that from the core both complement each other adequately to where it’s most definitely worthwhile to pursue both forms of play regardless what your strong suit is.
It’s a tremendous blessing overall that my best friend has achieved Professional status in this game, having cashed in 14 consecutive wsop events ranking 3rd last year on the money list and still takes the time to ensure proper development in my game as well. One of the main points reiterated with great emphasis, over our first several conversations, was the importance on seeing as many hands as possible with new strategy in place. And playing online will no question allow for that.
But in my book nothing comes close to the atmosphere and energy that a live table generates.
However I will never disregard the opportunity in player development that online play will always allow. There are obvious tells you just won’t receive from opponents in playing online yet one can not deny that from the core both complement each other adequately to where it’s most definitely worthwhile to pursue both forms of play regardless what your strong suit is.
It’s a tremendous blessing overall that my best friend has achieved Professional status in this game, having cashed in 14 consecutive wsop events ranking 3rd last year on the money list and still takes the time to ensure proper development in my game as well. One of the main points reiterated with great emphasis, over our first several conversations, was the importance on seeing as many hands as possible with new strategy in place. And playing online will no question allow for that.
But in my book nothing comes close to the atmosphere and energy that a live table generates.
Raccoony
Visionary
Silver Level
I wouldn't know because I only play online poker and have never played live,but,most certainly,would like to try.
SPANKYSN
Legend
Bronze Level
I'm better live at a casino because that means I am on vacation. I am usually more relaxed and want to enjoy the poker with friendly chat at the table. I have a daily budget of $200 US and as long as I stick to it, I have fun playing. When I am having fun, I play better. Playing online is usually a time filler for me.
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ViolentID
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I play better online because my adrenaline doesn't pump as much and I don't make as many bad descisions. Uping my game tho.
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Tatomircg
Rock Star
Silver Level
i think Live is the best poker....because online...is just software....u cannot even compare live poker,with online one