I play mostly on my PC when I'm home I find it more convenient at the time and I can play a lil bit better focus wise but when I'm in the streets or office I play on my mobile devices <tablet/phone> cause I have to move around when I'm on the job.
Hello.
I play poker at home on my personal computer. I use two large monitors, so I can also play 4-6 tables at a time. In my opinion, playing on a computer is more comfortable and complete compared to a tablet or smartphone.
I play poker at home on my personal computer. I use two large monitors, so I can also play 4-6 tables at a time. In my opinion, playing on a computer is more comfortable and complete compared to a tablet or smartphone.
HaroldHouse said:
I'm in the same situation. I've never bought any HUDs but I'd like to in the future. I'd check out DriveHUD. I used the free trial (30 days I think) and liked it. I also like its cheap cost compared to other HUDs. I've also heard Holdem Manager is good too, but never used that one.
If you are afraid of information overload, then simply leave it on in the background and don't use it much. By running it, it will at least record the hands and it is that information for study which is the real goldmine of HUDs. I'd like to use them in the future just for identifying and plugging leaks even if I don't use the HUD mid-game much, but I don't feel like I'd be too overloaded, so I'd certainly use a HUD during the game if I buy one 🙂
Hello i play on the computer mostly. Because so i could better make notice on the pokerstars client. Another big advantage is that the lobby is better visible ont one screen. If i play on handy there you could not minimize the screen to see the tourney ranking and the table. This is much easier on the laptop. But in the evening if my girlfriend came back form the bringing the child in the bed, we use the laptop to see some series and because so im must use the handy.
