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Message: [QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 6902934, member: 430261"] I have played mostly on-line, but only because playing live is a little more expensive, I used to play a £5 buy-in at my local pub and have bought into games for £10 to £50 in some places, but You never get 25p or 50p games like you do on-line. So it is all relative to what you want to gamble for, On-line I could play as many as 10 games a day, which would probably be impossible, playing Live, but the first thing you need to think about is why do I play so much, and the answer is simple, I enjoy playing for Fun! I have made a little money playing on-line and I can prove that with my account balance which is also my Bankroll, but never having made a deposit and building a Bankroll from Zero is the most gratifying part about on-line Poker for me. Live games of course are different because you don't get the chance to play for free, they always incur some cost, but I can honestly say I have won more than I have lost, If I hadn't I would have given up years ago. On-line I get to try different tactics I have read about and can experiment with, without it costing me too much, then I can put the experience to good use playing Live games, But the biggest difference between on-line and Live games is that Live games are more Social than On-line games, You don't get the same conversations On-line as you do in live events, and some of my best Friends I have made, were all made over a Poker Table, We understand that when we play we want to destroy each other at the table, taking each others chips, but when the game is over we laugh and buy each other drinks etc. Poker is Fun, and when the Fun Stops, STOP! [/QUOTE]

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