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[QUOTE="dj11, post: 1716409, member: 13851"] One of the things I think are part of the transition, and may deal with the disparity of the buy-in differences, is that the live game takes a lot longer. So, for example, you may get in a $20 live tourney, lets say 50 seats entered. You can expect (and hope) to be involved for several hours, maybe many hours. An online 50 seat (no such thing BTW, it would be 45 seats most likely), will seldom last 2 hours. So, from a time invested POV, you could take that same $20 and spread it over many tourneys that would approximately equal a good live tourney commitment. Plus the fees live are a lot higher per buck spent than they are online.:D Negative is that multiple different scantily clad cocktail waitresses will most likely NOT show up at your PC.:(Another negative, no actual chips to fiddle with.:( And please, for future posts, do not change font. The beauty of the standard font is that people with seeing problems can set their displays up once and not have to worry about it...TYVM [/QUOTE]
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