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Tournaments vs cash games — where is the real money?
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[QUOTE="thwenth1983, post: 7276666, member: 396943"] Good morning everyone. I started playing poker at the end of 2018 and I have always had the impression that it is much easier to make money playing tournaments than cash games. For example, I have 28,000 reais in profit on PokerStars, which is roughly about 5,000 dollars, practically all coming from tournaments. Now, if I analyze my cash game results on PokerStars, I must have around 100 dollars in profit over more than 100,000 hands. In other words, after a large volume of hands, I have practically had no significant results in cash. For that reason, I have always found cash games much more difficult. However, after reading and studying more about the subject, I see many people saying that it is easier to make money in cash games than in tournaments. It is also important to point out that variance in tournaments is much higher than in cash games, since results depend much more on large, concentrated payouts, whereas in cash games profits tend to be more evenly distributed over time. [/QUOTE]
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