Live poker all the way. Playing with really people, chips in front of you, with real money on the line is a great time. I dont make it to the casino very often but when the wife and I are able to I'm always excited.
i played a couple of times at The Beau Rivage casino in Biloxi MS. it was interesting but that $75buy 😱 then I discovered ACR And BOL and that same $75 goes a loooong way online.
I prefer live. I usually enjoy the atmosphere of live poker at casinos. Plus, that's how I learned. I also like the feel of the cards and chips in my hands while playing.
Though, I learned a lot more while playing online. I also enjoy online because you get to play at a higher volume in tourneys with lower buy-ins.
I think you learn more about the game of poker itself and the odds and mathematics involved in poker by playing online. But you learn a lot more in tells and the way people play by playing live.
indisputably live poker. I consider that online poker is nothing more than a game of chance, such as playing dice or roulette, there is no strategy and with little knowledge or the most basic you can win. Although live poker also influences luck, it is more a strategy game, where you play with the reading of the opposing players, interpreting each of their movements apart from that kind of crazy games where a 9 2 kills an AA. they are so common. Live play is 70% strategy and 30% luck, of course, luck is still essential
I would much rather play live, I concentrate more live and I like being able to see who I'm playing against and getting reads. I still enjoy online and like that you can play for small amounts of money.
Live poker is not an option where I live yet. Though we were supposed to have a casino open up this spring, that is on hold because of the virus. I still think that online poker will be my mainstay. No way I can put in that much volume, see that many hands and learn as much live, especially with affordable buyins and freerolls.
I've been playing online poker a lot since then covid shut-in and it has been a life saver. However playing poker live is better than online and it's always a different experience when you are playing in person.
Of course , play on live is more fun than play online , i prefer to play live than playing online . Play online alone is sorrow , perhap when play live is more easily to win , you able to read more . isn't it ?
I like the speed of online along with playing multi tables versus slower pace of live. But I like live because not as many bad beats or ridiculous hands winning.
Live poker is obviously great for reads and bluffs, but the idiots dont change out as you continue playing, if a moron has a bankroll and a little luck on his side you could be stuck with a lucky bully. But I definitely prefer live a little more than online.
I dont have a preference between online poker and live poker. I love playing poker all round. Seen as the social distancing has prevented me to play live poker, well I have been playing online as my alternative option.
I definitely prefer live than online. The face to face play is much more engaging and tense, and i love that pressure. Also player reading abilities play a major role here, body language says alot and thats something you cannot find online.