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Should online poker be slowed down?.
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[QUOTE="GivenWings, post: 920748, member: 55857"] By slowed down I mean, do you think it would be helpful or beneficial to give players a longer allotted period of time to make their actions?. Obviously that's one of the main differences between live and online poker, but would say, ten more seconds, etc. be that much of an inconvenience to those that enjoy the speed of the online game?. This question comes based on my inability to quickly, and accurately, calculate the required odds, etc. when playing online. I am obviously working on my poker math, and hopefully some time in the near future, the speed of online poker will no longer be a problem so to speak, but I'm also asking this question theoretically. I was thinking along the lines that adding some more time would make the online experience a little more like a live game. Allowing players that have the skills and knowledge to go through their routine and put together the best decision that they can. JdhMac [/QUOTE]
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