Poker online vs poker live

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Is the level of online gaming the same as the level in live poker? I play in micro-limit online and in mid-limits live. Live is easier for me than online. Why do think that is, and do you find it to be the same for you?
 
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obviously the live match is much easier hehehe
 
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It depends on rivals. When I play with friends, I know who is an idiot and who is not
 
I prefer online poker

I prefer online poker cause' I can play more tables at the same time and due to that I can play more hand at the end of the month and tha means more experience and I guess I can earn more money with online poker. I like live poker but I guess I just do it to spend time and have fun cause I can talk with the other players and have more fun while I play instead with online poker I just in my room just listen to music and thinking about my game.
 
The level of online poker is much higher than in live game! If you play (successfully) online tournaments for $ 20, then you can safely play in a live game on the poker series!
 
Poker live

I play more often online but I much prefer poker live. The sensations are more intense.
 
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The level of online poker is much higher than in live game! If you play (successfully) online tournaments for $ 20, then you can safely play in a live game on the poker series!
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The same thing happens to me, I play in microlimites online but in live media limits and even the level is higher online
 
I think that if I can overcome the high limits of online poker, then in live poker it will be much easier for me to achieve high results. I did not play live poker at the casino, as I consider myself insufficiently prepared, mainly because of the bankroll that I need to accumulate on the Internet. For me, online poker is a preparation for playing poker at a casino.
 
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It all depends on person to person! But I prefer the online game because the game is fast and that's the only reason. While on a live game it is quite a nice feeling and it is more enjoyable.
 
the nearest casino for me is an hour so i have to play online, i find it's easier to win live and prefer live but the pros to online is lower tournaments with a better chance to make a net profit. every tourney live i go to the buy ins are 80-100 and usually only pays 5 places
 
live poker vs online

It depends on what kind of people play live poker and what tournament and in which poker room. In general, playing live makes it easier for you to see and remember how your opponents play cards than in online poker. Everything happens much faster there, especially if a very large number of participants You will always be transplanted to a new table, and therefore you will have minimal information about the participants in the game. Under equal conditions, live poker can be a little easier, but I repeat, only under all equal conditions. Yes, and of course, much more emotional and interesting. poker in the network is more like a monotonous long work with mathematical theory of probability and statistical distribution.There you can not see if your opponent is worried, if his hands are trembling, and so on. The main thing is to properly adjust to the gaming table and be able to collect information about each player at the table.:ahhhhh::ahhhhh::ahhhhh:
 
Online players are much better prepared than the traditional fish in the house where you play. There is a lot of information and it is possible to play without so many distractions in the comfort of your home, regulating your feeding, study and physical training schedules. In live clubs it is common to have the figure of the addict who bets a money that he can not even lose, with the technical capacity well below what it should. Online if you do not have money simply do not play, or there are freerrols that satisfy the demand of recreational
 
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jorge rodriguez said:
Is the level of online gaming the same as the level in live poker? I play in micro-limit online and in mid-limits live. Live is easier for me than online. Why do think that is, and do you find it to be the same for you?
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Playing live is much easyer because you can see people emotions. Online you must base on paterns and softwares.🙂
 
I never had a chance to play live, but I would love to try. I play while only online, there are no such institutions nearby, only in Sochi, and this is very far away.
 
I have never played live poker. Where I live it is not normal to have a place to play poker, so I didn't have the opportinity until now. But I think it will be more difficult that playing online, since we can not tell our cards with our face, and it is kind of difficult to me.
 
Both of them have their pros and cons and requires one o read tells differently. I have had more success playing live though. However, I like the face that you can turn a small buy-in into a sizable amount online - although playing poker for 6 plus hours in no picnic! Playing live can also be a drag if you are not catching cards or have good people at your table because you fold a lot - although the conversation kind of makes up for it and online you can play many tables not to mention Zoom 🙂.

Play both and double your chances I say ! Good luck at the tables.
 
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It all depends on the situation where you play and with whom, but I think playing live is much more interesting and easier.
 
I live in California, so I have no choice but to play for real money at the local casinos; which the intensity of the live games are more extreme than the on-line poker. But once playing for real money on-line comes back to California then I compare the two. One thing for sure I do enjoy more being at home playing on-line than driving on traffic to get to the local casinos.
Good Luck at the tables..!
 
I've been hearing for a while how much easier live is than online. It's a bit surprising that this is still the case. You'd think that people would flock to live play if it is easier. I'd love to play live, but I just don't have the money for it.
 
Live Poker is more fun and easier in my opinion

Online poker is more about strategy and patience because of MTT (multi table)
 
I like online poker now because I can chose when to play. Also I can decide the stakes I want to play, and how many games.
 
There are many different tables and tournaments in online games. I think this is a big plus. But an interesting game seems to me - live. More emotions.
 
jorge rodriguez said:
Is the level of online gaming the same as the level in live poker? I play in micro-limit online and in mid-limits live. Live is easier for me than online. Why do think that is, and do you find it to be the same for you?
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This is becoming a common question and there are many reasons. I think it is almost 2 different "games". Because poker sites online have faced criticism for raising rake, taking away player benefits, not working to stop "bots" and a long list of complaints, that have basically been ignored by the largest companies. There are no longer 1 or 2 main sites that everyone has an account on and play daily. The action has been spread around and players actively search for "best' games instead of just playing their main site. In my opinion- this has made the online "game" of poker much tougher to keep a consistent win rate. The micro-stakes "rake" has played a role in this too. (I want to say, I believe there are positive aspects of online poker. I am only stating negative for this answer)

Live Poker , on the other hand, involves many more recreational players. Many times alcohol is involved. Poker players, especially at Casino's might be at the casino for an unrelated event and play poker for enjoyment. They are not playing to earn a living. It seems to me, in fact, live poker is growing. I never thought that I would end up playing more live poker than online. 2019, I have played 90% live 10% online. I am from Pennsylvania so I am a little angry that we passed legislation and yet we are being held up from being able to play. My local Casino's on the other hand are offering incentives for being a regular.

In summary, yes, Live Poker appears to be softer competition. Remember you need to be able to absorb losses because it is more of a gamble. Online Poker is great for working on your game. You can play more tables, therefore you build up more data and can evaluate your strategy. I use both.
 
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