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[QUOTE="John bruce, post: 4871539, member: 344377"] [b]Live verses online[/b] Even tho they are the same game with the same rules they are very differing beast. To do well in both is hard but possible. I find that even at the live tables the online player is more willing to take a chance. I think the variance is higher online and their used to it. So they will extend themselves a bit further. Online players don't hide their emotions because they don't have to. Body language says allot. They also have the soft ware to help with decisions. This doesn't mean they can't finish at live play because they have. Online is about volume. Yes you still need to have skill but volume is where it's at. Cheaper games so you can play at levels you can afford. Maintain a bank roll at smaller amounts keeping you at play. Also resulting in looser play because is cheaper. You can tell scream even punch your wall and no one would know the difference. You see more suck outs so you more immune to tilting. You get to sit lay in what ever position you like in what ever clothing you want at what ever time you decided. Convenience for sure. Now the real difference is in the shuffle. Each with its own randomness but different. In single shuffle half of a deck never happens to have a chance to be seen in a hand after shuffle is done. Eliminating this movement means 27 cards have no chance to see the board. With RNG the deck keeps shuffling. Now any card has a chance to hit the board based off mouse movement timing what ever they choose. Both unpredictable but online has a higher chance of improving the board. May not be much of a difference but think of it like a casino house games. The odds are in the casino favor by just a small percentage. Enough of a percentage to make a profit, everyone knows the house always makes money. Yes people still win but the house always has an edge. In this situation you know who has the edge. With a RNG that edge may not be as obvious but an edge none the less. Let's play poker:ciao: [/QUOTE]
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