I only play online. I live near three casinos so that option is open to me. I will test the waters when I have a better bankroll and think that my skills have improved.
I'm a better player than I was three years ago but I have miles to go before I sleep.
I play and study, study and play. Once in awhile I go to the beach which I can do 12 months of the year where I live.
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
I'm a better player than I was three years ago but I have miles to go before I sleep.
I play and study, study and play. Once in awhile I go to the beach which I can do 12 months of the year where I live.
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
In my situation, everything is proportional and there and there I am moving hopefully in the right direction.The pandemic has closed the roads in live poker-we are waiting for the roads to open and we will weigh our skills face to face!
I have played both but definitely much more online than live. Online is much more convenient as buyins are much cheaper and you can play anytime anywhere as far as you have internet and phone or pc. Live game is much more entertaining though.
Online games are always available without the waitlist at the casino. Good if you just want to get in, and play some hands. The casino/live games are good for play, and to gain life skills that can’t be found online. Reading people, example. It also doesn’t hurt that you can cash out your winnings instantly.Sulfuros001 said:
Sulfuros001 said:
Both are good. There is one difference in live poker, which is the skill of reading body language, which is one of the distinct skills to deceive and reveal the opponent.😉 I think online poker is a little easier than live poker
