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[QUOTE="unlucky79, post: 660270, member: 26899"]
Play with friends first to get rid of the live game jitters it will help with your transition. I would not recommend playing at a casino right away as many people can pick up on tells very easily. Remember its a whole new ballgame live you need to really mix up your game and dont be one dimensional as people will fold when you come out firing. You also got to change gears alot more then online play in middle stages of the game as most people live only play monster hands. Take advantage of tight play with good draw hands j q kq aq ak and always try to be suited with them. What works best for me might now work good for you though as everyone plays by feel. Online you play the odds game while live you play the person and it definitely is more physcological and strategic. Fake weakness on monsters bluff on middle pair hands with reraises and limit the amount of players pre flop with good starting hands as you would online. Remember all great players usually originate from online players because you see so many more hands and have had that much more experience with bad beats and when to lay down good cards. I myself love to bully and show bluffs here and there to influence people to call me on monster hands alot more. It always pays off when the blinds are large later in tourney play. Took first twice last year in big live games in Atlantic City and live games always pan out better for me then online. So practice your poker face and good luck!!!!
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