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Message: [QUOTE="margmilo44, post: 7305676, member: 1050250"] or me, online is just way too convenient to ignore. You can literally jump into games anytime, play multiple tables, and get so many more hands in. That alone makes a huge difference for profit potential, because volume matters a lot in poker. Online players can see 60–100+ hands per hour (or more if multi-tabling), compared to maybe 20–30 live . So if you’re grinding and trying to build a bankroll, it just makes sense. But at the same time, live poker has something online just can’t replicate. The social aspect is honestly one of my favorite parts. Sitting at a table, chatting, picking up on vibes, reading people… it makes the game feel more real and way more fun. Plus, live games can be softer in a lot of spots because you get more recreational players who are there for the experience, not just grinding strategy . [/QUOTE]