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Question about a difference between online and reality
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[QUOTE="internetpokerdonk, post: 966605, member: 27533"] The argument about seeing more hands online doesn't really work because when you look at the sample we are talking about here it's big enough. It's all the hands all the live players play and the results of all of them, so there is plenty there to work with. I don't think if we waited for a few hundred years the percetage of winners would go up as a result of more hands being played. I've heard a lot of people say online players play a little better. I don't see it. If anything, I think live players play better. If it's easier to fold a marginal hand online because of multi-tabling, then that has to be offset by the fact that it's a lot easier for players to click that call button than it is for them to shove a stack of chips forward and watch them raked into the pot. I really don't think online players are any tighter than live players as a whole. In fact, many of the live players are online players and I see the same BS loose play in both. [/QUOTE]
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