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Is there a huge difference between live and online?
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[QUOTE="NoWuckingFurries, post: 2514171, member: 31297"] This comment made me smile, mainly because it appears to assume that bricks and mortar casinos are never corrupt and that the players never cheat. We have already had people posting in this thread of regulars at casinos that gang up against people trying to play "proper" poker because they want new, less-experienced players to win the first time they play live poker with them, so that they will keep coming back. I have actually lost more money through Internet Service Providers going bust than I have from poker sites shutting down, although both are frustrating. It's much easier for a half-decent poker player to make a living out of poker online by multitabling, and the rake online is much lower than what I have encountered in any of our local casinos. I see bricks and mortar casinos as being great for a social occasion but as a business proposition online wins hands down. I can get up at 5am and play opponents from all around the world, should I so desire - none of my local casinos offer that facility. [/QUOTE]
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