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what do you like more cash or tournaments?
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[QUOTE="accuratefern, post: 7053073, member: 1042810"] Good morning to you too. Yes, tournaments are much easier. I don’t play them though for the last ten years or so. Imo tours are too time consuming. Even world class players don’t finish ITM 25% of the times, let alone hit The Final Table where the serious payouts are. Plus the big Bang adrenaline rush. I play high stakes cash games and have done so for many years. Still, after millions of hands I invest 30% of my poker time studying the game. Nevermind the stakes, to keep up with the game - which is not a status quo but slowly evolving - you have to study the game. Reading books/listening to audiobooks, watching training videos, discussing the game. Many also have a training coach. It is important to remember that most recreational players do little or no study. This is okay and should not be mocked. Their purpoise is leasure and blowing of some steam. Poker is their hobby and most hobbies cost money. [/QUOTE]
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