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[QUOTE="dreamer13, post: 6440747, member: 487083"]
Since the game is very slow in live poker, players expand their ranges to the point that they play almost half of their hands and very rarely pay attention to position. Live poker players have a poor understanding of pot odds. They may not realize that in this particular case they are "obliged" to call because of the pot odds. It's common to see them folding preflop when their pot odds are more than 3 to 1. They're also not sure when to draw and when to fold. However, there are some well-known differences between playing live and playing online. Knowing these differences greatly increases your chances of success in a live game. At live tables, you will most often play against people, not their cards. If in online poker 40-50 hands are enough for you to evaluate your opponent according to some basic parameters that do not require a large selection, then in a live game you simply do not have such an opportunity, because you will play such a number of hands for 2 hours, if not more . Therefore, you need to look for additional information in any sources.
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