Practice playing in a cash game at CardsChat!

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Returning to poker after years, i guess this good step for begining again.
 
Falzee said:
I can get in alright, but it states "Loading" , but nothing happens.
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Have you allowed third party cookies in your browser? That is a must.
 
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Geme with wirtual chips is no sens from me because peaople play all in with 27o...
 
My experience with cash games are not that good. You can double your chips faster, but I like to remember: "easy come, easy go". I think that with these chips wont be different, but will trying that out.
 
Debi said:
Have you always wanted to try playing in a cash game but were afraid to invest money in it? You can enjoy a practice game right here at CardsChat! Click on this link to play a practice game now:

Play Free Poker at CardsChat

You will get 250 chips and will be able to play with other real players as long as you have chips. (If you want to play again you will need to clear your cache).

Post in this thread and let us know how you did. You can also ask questions about hands you played!
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I'm going to use the tool to practice, I already play cash game online, but sometimes it frustrates me a lot that there are players who are too aggressive and I don't know how to react to that, due to my small bankroll. There are many points in which I need to improve, but with all the attitude and continue learning to improve.
 
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I never liked cash games. For me, it is more interesting to play tournaments. There is some kind of sporting interest in it
 
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Rob Hobson said:
I like a lot cash games. But I'm still not cold blooded enough to be a consistent winner.🙁.
But I keep trying🙂.
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we are together, soon we managed to maintain a rhythm of victories
 
Oh wow this could be fun and beneficial to balance. Is it live 24/7? Can’t check it out just yet
 
I played for over 30 minutes. I ended up with more chips than I started because I won a hand with pair and K but frankly I was disappointed. No decent hand. When I had good hands pre flop the flop came the opposite and when I came out with bad cards the flop also came the opposite. Never seen it. Only one hand I managed to play in more than 30 minutes but ok.
 
kon44 said:
Oh wow this could be fun and beneficial to balance. Is it live 24/7? Can’t check it out just yet
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Hello.
If I remember correctly, then yes: you can join at any time - you will be automatically seated at the table that is currently active on Replay.
 
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Thanks @Chica_bonita, one other question.... Is the VipChip on Relay the 30th? I’ve had 30 in my head and dont know if that’s why or I’m remembering the cost of the next one on Stars and need 10 more points for 30 lol. 3 days without sleep has a few minor drawbacks lol 😅
 
I think it is excellent to practice like the thread said. I will try. Hope to improve my online cash game. See you there.
 
I have played poker before but have always played scared and get emotional. Looking to expand my knowledge.
 
I splashed about a lot more than I would with real money, then lost it all on a flush draw. Oh well.
 
training is always a good choice in poker, just like athletes train for a long time before a competition, only this can lead to good success in poker games as well
 
Debi said:
Have you always wanted to try playing in a cash game but were afraid to invest money in it?
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I practiced on play money games for years on Facebook and other computer games before joining PokerStars and even then, I practiced more with their Play money games running up a Bankroll of over half a Million from 2,000 chips before I Started using real money.
I think for players like me it is a huge step to make, changing from Play money to Real cash, but it is all a mental thing, you are always thinking about how much it can cost you, if you lose too often but once you can over come it, You can make money from Poker!
I played in all the freerolls I could on PS. and it was hard work building a semi-decent bankroll of about $30 Dollars before I started playing 25 cent buy-ins, but I got there! It just takes Time, Patience, and a little Skill.
I once accidentally registered for a £50 game one night, Thinking it was a 50 Pence game on BetFred Poker! and lost, It was a huge blow to my £150 Bankroll losing a third of it in one game, but I was little Drunk! I did manage to win it all back eventually playing £1 SnGs and more Freerolls, but I learned a valuable lesson that night.
Never Play Drunk!
 
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