I guess this was the poster's easiest 5 points. lol. I agree with the fact that live play makes it easier to read. Especially since I'm more of a "physical read" kind of person. But I love that online is faster, more hands, and can play more games. There are a lot of limitations to live play.
To me live poker is so much better than online. I do alot better live than online. I thk I just play better when i hae chips in front of me and not a computer mouse. I seriously do ten times better live. computer is just quick and easy than driving down to casino
I've played thousands of games online. I've never once played a live game however.
Live is fun. I've only played cash once, and tournaments twice. Lost $50 in cash and $50 in my first tournament but won the second one I played for $400. Won that tourney thanks to the drunk guy on my right who I totally owned for most of his stack. I'm not that great, but it was fun to take advantage of the drunk...!
I think the system is good and will please the public.
It is always good to be able to play whether online or live. Just keep on playing and dont stress over hands you lose just keep moving past it.GL
I think the system is good and will please the public.
I'm not quite sure what to say on this thread but I will agree with you that I like cash in my pocket too. A little online, (and really only a little) and a bit more in my pocket. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by cheffry
I do feel like online and live are two different games. I can't go back in forth between them very well, but if I play 3-6 months or more in just one venue, I adjust my game and style appropriately.
I have only played live twice. Once I played a $25 10 player sit n go, I got busted out in 4th. My Pocket Jacks got busted my a set of 8's. Then the second time I played in a case game $1/$2 at the Casino. Bought in for $100. When the button cam to me for the first time about 4 players limped in including the small blind. I had 74s (hearts) The flop came all hearts. I had flopped a flush. I came in for a raise for about half the pot. Everyone folded but the small blind which raised me and I called. Turn came there was a raise by SB and I called. On the river I got all my chips in and he showed a set. I won a $200 pot. I got lucky because I never would of played if someone would have raised preflop. I play a lot more online considering I don't have a casino near me.