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Message: [QUOTE="rwade626, post: 5123279, member: 153172"] Reading through the responses, I am seeing that most people are saying that they prefer tournaments for various reasons . But I think there needs to be another question asked along with this. And that is are we talking about playing online, or in a physical game? Me personally, if I'm playing online, I prefer tournament. Mainly because I typically have several games running at once. I feel like because of the anonymity of online games, people are more likely to play more hands, and be more aggressive, especially in freerolls. If I'm sitting in a brick and mortar game. I absolutely prefer cash. For me, there is something about the patience and anticipation of the game. I can see my opponents, learn there skills, tells, and weaknesses. Having this information is a way to understand your opponent, and take as much money from them as possible. This same attitude applies to tournaments as well. Playing online cash for me looses something. I only have the information on the screen, how they bet, when they fold, when they check. For me this is sometimes just not enough information. Just the way someone is talking or acting will give you more information, that is needed to make a decision. I wonder how many people here that say they prefer tournaments play in brick and mortar games? I'm not trying to insult anyone with this question. There is absolutely something to be said for those that can play online successfully. It takes a completely different skill set than playing live games. And I respect those that do it well. I do better in live games. Some do better online. I think it has more to do with personal preference and how each processes the information available to them. So long story short, I prefer cash in a live setting. :) [/QUOTE]

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