what do you like more cash or tournaments?

[Leandro Moecke]

Eu amo dinheiro

Good answer kkkkk

 

[Leandro Moecke]

Eu amo freerolls. É por isso que prefiro torneios. Torneios são geralmente mais lucrativos para mim, mas, na verdade, eu só tenho lucro porque jogo com o dinheiro que ganho em freerolls
Não invisto meu próprio dinheiro no jogo porque simplesmente não vejo necessidade.

It's really advantageous, I've raised some money with freerolls too, it's worth it when we don't want to invest our own money!

 

[Rost]

I'm love cash

I prefer tournaments. I'm not really interested in cash games, and I think tournaments are a more promising poker format. Of course, cash games can also bring income, but in my opinion, a player should focus on one thing, either tournaments or cash games, and then it will be easier to analyze their own game, their own mistakes, weaknesses and strengths and their development in general.

 

[cwdignus]

I've never trained cash games, maybe one day, MTT starting from freerolls has always been my training

 

[andron205]

I love tournaments.

 

[PokeritoLV]

Only Tournaments, only💪 because in mtt i see for what i play and i can loose only buy in ,i hate cash 😁

 

[userX]

I'm love cash

I prefer tournaments because when I started playing poker, I started with freerolls and since then, tournaments have become my favourite format of the game.

 

[Sschafell]

tournament for sure!!!

 

[veszmo]

I like freerolls because there is no risk, only profit.

 

[infonazar]

I'm love cash

I've always preferred tournaments because my bankroll grew thanks to tournaments. It was always much harder for me to achieve a positive result in cash games. Although in general, I think it all depends on our patience and discipline.

 

[Dougana]

I prefer tournaments, I think is more exciting, and played against lots of people.

 

[Baurzhan11]

I'm love cash

I like tournaments more than money because tournaments have a spirit of rivalry and competition

 

[Lena M]

Hi
I don't know how to play cash games. I mean, I can play, but not very well. That's why in almost 100% of cases I play tournaments, which bring me joy, pleasure and sometimes additional income.

 

[Bhargav]

my experience with cash games are not good. because i see players bluffing too much, not allowing me to play the game. i am not that rich to rebuy and bluff again and again. So i stick to tournaments, atleast i can avoid them.

 

[drgilbert4]

I like both cash and tournaments... I think I prefer live cash over online cash because the games are so much softer. I like online tournaments because they tend to have large fields and they don't run on for days. I do enjoy live tournaments as well. I've done well in them, but they do take a ton of time. It's impossible to get appropriate volume in if you only play live tournaments. Good luck at the tables everyone!

 

[ManOfSky]

I prefer cash games for the steady action and the ability to reload or leave anytime. Tournaments have bigger swings and exciting moments, but more variance overall.

 

[fernandofcp]

If I have plenty of time to play, I prefer tournaments, but if I'm short on time, I opt for cash games. Cash games allow for consistent profits and lower variance, with the freedom to enter and exit as you please and fixed blinds. MTTs (multi-table tournaments) offer the thrill and prestige of big prizes and the adrenaline rush of the final stretch, but we must be prepared for higher variance and the need to play until elimination.

 

[pltelles]

I prefer tournaments, but I also play some cash games. I find tournaments more predictable and offer a more guaranteed return.

 

[TulasMoreno]

It depends on what you want, if you want short therm money, cash is the way, if not, tournaments are the correct option, I rather prefer tournaments.

 

[Garik777]

I prefer MTT🏆🙂☕

 

[Tadi]

I prefer to play MTT and SNG tournaments.

 

[CNXRegie]

I usually prefer tournaments over cash games, both online and live. 🃏 But for home games, cash is better—since we rarely get enough players unless we have a dozen entries to run a fun 6-handed, 2-table tourney. 🎯 Still, nothing beats the structure and thrill of a good tournament! 🏆