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[QUOTE="Jacki Burkhart, post: 2367593, member: 105969"] This is the best rationale I have heard so far. The other was duggs point about online the regs multi table and live they can't. Those are 2 pretty compelling reasons. I will concede the point that at the exact same stakes, live is easier than online. But that wasn't my question. Since we ALL equate $5 online with roughly $200 live I'm trying to compare the 2 games that are likely to have the same caliber of player as far as experience. To state that the only thing that makes a game easy or hard is the field us just one aspect of the game. Perhaps a big one, but not the whole picture. The problem I have with comparing $100 online tourney to a $100 live tourney is that if you do that...then what are you ever going to compare a $1 online tourney to? It even a $5 or $10 or $20 online tourney... There is no comparison that exists so you can't make a consistent, logical case. I have noticed that most of the respondents except about 3 didn't state what % of live they play...so I wonder if that means they primarily play online. [/QUOTE]
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