Preferred poker sites?

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In your opinion which site do you find easier or more comfortable to play,as in with easier players or more professional and easier to make money or break even and which site host's pro's who you feel you just can't beat
 
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easier to play i think for me it is ACR Poker. Not a big filed in the tournaments, always same players with old habits(regulars).
hard to play sometimes on pokerok(one of ggnetworks poker room) big fields like 3-4k avg players in micro stakes pko special tournaments .
 
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My favorite is 888poker, but I also really like to play on PokerStars.
 
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I think the easiest sites to play are PokerStars and 888Poker.
 
Depends on what you're looking for. For me GGpoker has the best software, user interface and ux, not to mention the number of options on games. I mainly play tourneys here.
Recently I've created an account on Coinpoker and am enjoying the cash game action there. The games are very soft. GL
 
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Lately asI returned to play, I like more GG and PS as their software are far superior compared to the rest, but the fields are way more difficult in general
 
888 poker is my favorite site, I feel good here. I don't play with pros, but I think anyone can be beaten in poker, at least in the short term.
 
From my experience, it depends more on the time and stakes than the site itself. I usually find micro stakes a bit softer on smaller sites, while the bigger sites tend to have more regulars and stronger players. I just try to find games with more recreational players rather than sticking to one site.
 
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i think wpt is good and acr for regulars , GGpoker and pokestars have big fields
 
Mwaki said:
In your opinion which site do you find easier or more comfortable to play,as in with easier players or more professional and easier to make money or break even and which site host's pro's who you feel you just can't beat
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I like 888 the most because of the large number of freerolls and good and promising promotions. At the same time, 888 has the worst support service and the longest withdrawal time.
 
I only have access to GG and WPT.
Croatian players do not have access to PokerStars, Party Poker or 888 Poker.
Between GG and WPT, I prefer GG Poker. As long as I had access to PokerStars, it was my first choice.
 
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I agree. Smaller fields are usually easier to navigate, especially when you recognize the regulars and understand their tendencies.
 
Mwaki said:
In your opinion which site do you find easier or more comfortable to play,as in with easier players or more professional and easier to make money or break even and which site host's pro's who you feel you just can't beat
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GGpoker becasue of its realy good jackpots
 
After four years of playing, WPT Global is the only site that pays off for me; you can't win on other platforms even when you play well. I don't consider myself a great poker player, but I've played tournaments on other sites where I made the right calls and still always lost. That doesn't happen to me on WPT Global—WPT Global all the way!
 
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After four years of playing, WPT Global is the only site that pays off for me; you can't win on other platforms even when you play well.
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Apparently this belgian player failed to get the memo, since he has been winning on PokerStars for 15 years.


You on the other hand have only played 135 games on WPT Global, which is far to little to have any idea about your long term results. Especially since many of these games are freerolls, where obviously its impossible to not win at least something, if you play enough of them.


On PokerStars you have played 1.099 games, but most of them are freerolls, and your average buyin in only $0.07. Which mean, that over several years you have only invested around $77 in normal tournaments on PokerStars. And obviously you cant win, if you dont even try.

 
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