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Is there a huge difference between live and online?
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[QUOTE="NoWuckingFurries, post: 2512275, member: 31297"] I find playing live poker quite frustrating because I don't like human beings very much, don't like big gatherings of people, the game goes much more slowly and I have very little control over things such as the temperature or humidity of the poker room, plus they take a much higher rake percentage than you pay online. Also some poker players that consider themselves "pros" like to try to intimidate people that outplay them. Having said that, quite a few of the players tend to be half drunk (at our local casinos) so it is much easier to win. It's fairly obvious (to most people) that if you are playing a lot more hands then you will encounter far more royal flushes. If it was a "classic usual situation" do you think that they would bother starting a thread here about it? The thread for sore losers that like to try to make out that online poker is rigged is here: [URL]https://www.cardschat.com/forum/poker-goals-challenges-wins-46/rigged-megathread-all-rigged-roads-lead-228298/[/URL] From my own personal experience I would say that it is more likely to have a dealer influencing the cards in live poker than online. That's probably why you can't tip dealers in the UK. [/QUOTE]
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