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Message: [QUOTE="Tomthebomb, post: 1165570, member: 42262"] Online Poker is not for everyone. John has shown that where he gains his advantage is through making live reads. Online consists of players who are tracking stats via poker tracker with pokerstove, and a calculator handy. Players are able to calculate a wide array of percentage angles, and make mathematical reads based on a players stats. Multi-tabling is tough if you are not able to gain stats. Live poker is almost distraction free. When you are at the table, whether you are in a casino, house, or boat your table is secluded. Playing online is about working from a home location dealing with your personal issues as they arise. I'm sure if the guy did not have money in front of him it would be a lot easier too. I mean family, friends, and for his sake employees are all around him making his brain succeptible to information that has no benefit on the poker table causing him to loose information at the table. T.V.'s dont help either until you are playing super tight or just taking peeks. Conclusion. John J was not bread for online play. He has enough money, skill, and luck in live poker to continue doing what he is doing, and enjoy his life. Can't blame the guy for not having the desire to play online which completely requires a whole new set of skills in order to compete. It doesn't surprise me to hear this, as I'm sure there are tons of your favorites that cannot play multiple tables online at their live buy in value. I wouldn't mind seeing Jerry Chan try to run 9 tables, say thank you in all the chat boxes, and reraise with junk only to find miracle cards on T/R's in a long term sample size. Let alone challenge the Durr. That's what I call a fish out of water. :D:D:D Anyways...off to Multi. [/QUOTE]

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