Which is better cash or tournaments ?

Poker Orifice · Sep 30, 2020

Datdude1 said:
I like cash games but I don't like the fact that someone someone can start the game with a distinct advantage or disadvantage.

How is this ^ different from tournament play? I mean isn't this also true for tournament play?

okeedokalee · Sep 30, 2020

Which ever you choose my advice is avoid the the big sites.
The players on the large sites rely on volume hands and are usually skillful grinders.
The smaller sites with less players, offer more unskilled opponents.

wagon596 · Sep 30, 2020

Myself, to put it bluntly, I suck at cash games. So I'm just a tournament player. I really think it has to do a lot to do with the personality of a player as to which choice that person might do better.

kidrock1211 · Oct 1, 2020

I have lost way more mony playing cash games, so I try to avoid those! I still ply once and a great while!

TulasMoreno · Oct 1, 2020

i like better tournaments, i think that there is where you can demostrate all your poker capacity.

MickGreed · Oct 8, 2020

I prefer tournaments cause then I can brag to my husband out of so so many ppl I got 3rd or whatever, to me makes me feel good, lol money yea but I enjoy the challenge that way, cash games goes to fast,

hcuervo · Oct 8, 2020

They are both good you always have to make money and play poker

ZenGreen · Oct 8, 2020

Cash is a hard road, though MTTs arent a walk in the park either. I give the old answer Live for cash and Online for MTTs

dartablasta · Oct 8, 2020

I think that it depends of your style, i like to play cash but im better in mtts, so both of them can be the best if u decided to learn everything about the format

BobbyMorton · Oct 8, 2020

Everybody has their own preference me I prefer tournament but also play cash as well.

freeisfun · Oct 8, 2020

Tournaments are a big rush when you get a big score. Cash is just a big old grind to make any monies.

Newguy · Oct 8, 2020

Depends on how much time I have. The thing that I dislike about tournaments as opposed to cash games is that tournaments seem eventually end up with someone going all-in every single hand. You stop playing poker and start flipping coins. No fun in that.

Pokerpoet2 · Oct 8, 2020

I have to admit I love tourneys, and thanks to Colin and Katie with their course and of course Cards Chat, I now play even more free-rolls and finish in the money most of the time.
Last night I ended up on the final table cashing out and tonight I have just won an $11.00 ticket to another Bounty Builder Tourney on Pokerstars.
I play a lot of Sit and Go's during the day and even in those I have progressed and win quite often, and even on a single 9 player table you do get to a point where there is a lot of shove all-in, it is all part of the game.
Cash games also get to a point where an All-in shove is the best course of action, once I was in a cash game where we had one player who would raise 7 or 8 time's the blind just to steal the blinds so I waited and folded until I had a monster hand and shoved over the top of him. He was so cocky he always called with any 2 cards and I made a small fortune off him.

Kenorgcom · Oct 8, 2020

Which is better cash or tournaments

Cash games you can win and run with the money, tournaments take a lot of patients.

Liedust · Oct 8, 2020

I usually play more cash because sometimes I don't have much time ... Greetings

DAVID KEHRER · Oct 8, 2020

Prefer small tourneys with less than 200 players can make some good money and they don;t last for tons of hours.

kidkarioka · Oct 8, 2020

No doubt tournament!

SightUnseen · Oct 8, 2020

I enjoy cash more, you can start and stop whenever you please, you're not obligated to stay at the tables. In cash you can actually play poker since you're generally 100+bb deep and not 20bb or less having to play play small ball or push fold. To each their own.

Mati532 · Oct 11, 2020

You need many hours to finish a tournament. That is not the case with cash games, you can play them whenever you have free time.

Phyrrura · Oct 11, 2020

I think that there is a lot of pros and cons... In cash games you can leave whenever you want, with the money you got, and it doesn't matter if you started from de begin of the game or not, the blind will always be the same. In tournaments you can gain much more money in a roll with less risk, but it's harder to get profit, like, or you are in the money, or not. They take time, but you got to know whom you are playing versus... Anyway, there is a lot more for say

ga25x · Oct 11, 2020

tournaments for me. I guess it's a chance to win big in one sitting that sells them to me

eniseysmail · Oct 11, 2020

I prefer playing tournaments. I believe that you need a good (big) bankroll to play for money. Only then can you play cash games.

NUTSSS888 · Oct 11, 2020

cash game , 6 holdem

cash game, much better has cash game and 6 holdem mode, you have the option to withdraw from the game and not lose the value

frutososabroso · Oct 11, 2020

eniseysmail said:
I prefer playing tournaments. I believe that you need a good (big) bankroll to play for money. Only then can you play cash games.

yep tournaments are more fun and more affordable for the novice player

darcagegns · Oct 11, 2020

Tournaments are less recompensating in the short term, but in the long term it is similar or better.
Cash is better for a set routine.
I've seen many mtt players transitioning to cash because they couldnt make 12+ hours sessions anymore.

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