Online vs Live

refik94 · Feb 22, 2022

How much do you think is different to play live MTT vs online?

VikyGia · Feb 22, 2022

HI

I find live more exciting, however online it gives you comfort at home

Skot_Gy · Feb 22, 2022

Live is much slower but more complex, given the live interaction with competitors
Online is "poorer" in using all your senses to collect information, but it's much more comfortable and fast.

So in the end, it is almost like two different games (with the same basic rules).

Luvepoker · Feb 22, 2022

I love both. I wish I could afford to play more live but online s more affordable to me. Live is slower but more fun in my opinion than online but I do love playing not mater what way it is.

pjokay · Feb 22, 2022

I have hardly played live but played in a big MTT recently. Preferred it. More time and cost getting there but more of an experience and people respect each other more live.

Chief talking bull · Feb 22, 2022

Well for starters you can't play or free or even small stakes live. Unless it's a home game with your friends. Chances are if your playing live you have to travel to get there and that's money for gas right there. For me it's about a 45 min ride to the casino. With the investment in time and money to play live it's best not to play recklessly because there's to much time to kick yourself on the way home.
When it comes to play, the game is much slower live but the levels in tournament play are longer so it kind of equals out. I think that I prefer to play live. I just like playing with real cards and chips. I like to face my opponents. It's just easier to get a read on them. The game is a bit more social as well. At the same time I enjoy the comfort of playing at home. So at the end of the day I'll take my poker anyway I can get it.

NightStalker · Feb 22, 2022

On online poker you can't see the expressions and gestures of the players. That's the big difference for me.

alien666dj · Feb 23, 2022

In live poker, you need to monitor opponents more to identify leaks, as for online poker, there are more standard actions and you can monitor opponents using programs.

bj999 · Feb 23, 2022

different worlds

Live there is a element of stature. Your presentation and senses are studied.
Online you just hope you have the best hand. Use past betting patterns. More aggression, and common monster on monster hand. Online can be cheaper to play but allot easier to bust your br.

Comparing the two is like comparing riding a horse to a camel. Yes you can ride both but different animals. Good luck

Baldy86 · Feb 23, 2022

very different in my experience . the cards dont fall the same way . and no it is not because of "more hands online " etc+

and people online play better than most people who you will play against live

ExMoroccan · Feb 23, 2022

life and at home is very diffrent thing , but i like to play at home at my comfort zone

julio gonzalez · Feb 23, 2022

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Hi, I personally like it better online. because I have played little live and I was always better online.

vnnby · Feb 23, 2022

Like real football game and computer game.

Newzooozooo · Feb 24, 2022

Hi.
The difference between an online game and a live game is huge. Obviously, live play is much more complex and requires more patience, concentration and skill.
Good luck.

pavel1111111 · Feb 24, 2022

I don't think you can even compare it, I think live poker is much harder to play than online poker

dongato2 · Feb 24, 2022

I have never played live only online, but I think it must be more tiring since to reach the final table online I play about 8 hours, live it must be much more

dregan · Feb 24, 2022

I have never played live but I don't think it will be much different from playing online.

Chebchoub · Feb 24, 2022

Hello

Both are good, although sometimes we suspect that there is some artificial intelligence in online poker software, but according to my simple experience, I think the two are similar in a good proportion, the difference is that live poker is more social and more fun, and allows us to learn and apply the skill of reading a language The body, how to control them at the same time.

thunderstormsud · Feb 24, 2022

Live play is much better and more social.

Online is also cool, play from lazy chair, eat chips, drink some and click away

KozakAlex · Feb 24, 2022

Don't know. I've never played live. But I think there are differences when you can look your opponent in the eye and catch his emotions on your actions. This is much more interesting. But I only play online.

StomatologT · Mar 26, 2022

refik94 said:
How much do you think is different to play live MTT vs online?

Playing live will bring you more emotions, positive or negative I do not know, but I can say for sure that they will be 100 times stronger. Good luck and good hands

reraee1 · Jul 13, 2022

I'm only online! I wouldn't be able to sit with a stone face make me angry easily

044hero · Jul 15, 2022

Live play harder to handle psyhologically and if you will not control yourself - you will lost shortly, poker tells will unveil you)

Academico · Jul 16, 2022

Playing them online gives you the comfort of your home, but I think that the adrenaline when it is live makes one have and achieve much greater concentration in the game and in the tournament, there are much fewer factors to distract you because everything revolves around the tournament and there is nothing beyond the game

dompoker · Aug 9, 2022

In live poker there is more strategy, because you can see the reactions of the opponents.

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