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[QUOTE="1122phoenix, post: 748631, member: 35793"]
When you get to the casino, get your comp. card / players advantage card or whatever they call it if it is offered. Unfortunately at 1/2 NL you only get about 50 cents of comps. per hour. But it all adds up. Second, find out if the casino charges rake or session fees. Session fees usually speed up a table play, but make all the other players more ill tempered with slow players and delays like dealers checking the new deck, jams in the auto shuffler etc. Because session, plyers are paying for the time, and not the hand won there is a tendency for looser play.  At this point, if you are seriously considering making a living at poker, I would hope that you are a better than average player, that being said, you are probably aware that the more hands that are played tends to be advantage to the better player. Unfortunately, in live play the number of hands dealt per hour is only 30 +/- 5 per hour where as online it tends to be 50 +/- 10 on average. What will be an advantage is live tells and reads. GL at the tables.
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