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[QUOTE="Jay65, post: 2252295, member: 109457"]
I'm very surprised to find out and read a lot about how online poker is actually tougher than live poker nowadays (or was is always like that?).

All logic would point out to the fact that if anyone can play without leaving their house, there's a lot of fish ate the table, thus making online poker easier because of it's availability and ease of use.

Some logic would point out to the fact that there is so much information available that it is indeed easier to get better.

But I feel it's still a minority of the player who really take time to discuss poker at lengths, read a lot about it and try to improve their game with the information they find.

Are the few educated online players enough to make the games harder even if there are less of them at a table?

Then how can someone take the time to sit at a casino table and be that bad?

Can a solid online player sit at a live table because he's heard they were easier and become live fish?

I mostly play at very low limits, so my experience might be skewed, but the more I think about "How can live poker be easier?", the more questions arise...

I feel like there is no question there is more fish online, but is it just harder to exploit because the few sharks have just gotten so much better?
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