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I have always played online and to be honest, I can't complain about the returns and results.
But I'm in a good emotional, financial and knowledgeable time to go play poker in a casino. I have to face such a challenge and live the experience.
What do you prefer?
How was your first time at the casino?
Live games feel far more enjoyable for interaction, reading opponents, and the overall atmosphere at the table, including those small rituals. Online, however, is far more convenient, and I can play hands (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-hands/) whenever I like. The issue is that my mindset shifts with the venue. In person, I play more tightly and concentrate better. Online, I tend to click faster and sometimes destroy my stacks in ways I wouldn’t do face-to-face.
Naturally, playing poker in person is far more enjoyable, but you can't always make it to the casino.
Online only. My face shows immediately if I have a good hand)
I mostly prefer online poker (https://www.casino.us/poker/). After getting used to multi-tabling, live poker feels a bit slow and sometimes boring for me. Online fits my rhythm better, more hands, more focus, and better use of time. Live is fun occasionally, but online is my main game.
I think live poker is much more enjoyable, but it requires considerable effort to travel to a casino to play, while online poker is far more easily accessible.
Live games feel a lot more enjoyable for interaction, reading people, and the atmosphere at the table, even down to those small rituals. Online play is far more convenient, though, and I can jump into hands whenever I want. The issue is I can tell my mindset shifts based on the venue. In live play I tighten up and concentrate more. Online I’m quicker to push buttons and occasionally burn my stacks in spots I wouldn’t in person.
Live poker naturally enforces better habits: you move slower, act with more intention, and the social dynamics keep you honest. Online removes most of that, so it’s much simpler to slide into autopilot and click without fully thinking.
Many top players effectively maintain two different poker “modes”: a disciplined live mode and a trigger-happy online mode. The gap isn’t purely tactical, it’s about the surroundings.
online even if it's really shady
I like online because it’s just so easy to play with a million poker rooms in my living room. Growing up I loved the poker nights with my buddies and on the odd weekend I’ll hit up the casino for some live play but I just love crushing the online games from home
Live or online, both are important to us as players, but right now I only play online poker, and that serves the purpose.
I enjoy playing online, but I should admit I have never played with real money (https://www.casino.us/poker/) in live poker...
I'd probably only play live poker in a home game with close friends or with family members.
If you have bills to pay, like most of us, you need a job to pay them. So that decreases the time you can spend to go in a casino to play poker. Online, you don't have to physically go to the casino and you can play from the comfort of your own home. It's just easier and more comfortable. But I'm just a recreational player. I imagine there are a lot of professional players that go to the casino frequently
Definitely online, we can play several tournaments at the same time, resulting in much higher profitability. Live streaming is more about the interaction, the fun.
Live, when we were young we played in private homes, it was a lot of fun, because we looked at each other's faces, we joked about the games, and we regretted when we got lost. On the other hand, it's very quiet online, you just have to be patient, when the time comes you win. For me both ways are good.
Definitely — now and forever. In-person poker will remain the finest way to play the game.
I've played in person a few times, and I didn't find it all that great, you know? Having to go out, pay for gas, sometimes wait to get a seat, and deal with slower hands — to me those are many downsides. Still, going occasionally isn't bad; it's an enjoyable experience. If you can read facial expressions, that can be an advantage, but I can't, so I prefer playing online.
I like both, but for different reasons.
Online poker is tough to beat for volume and convenience — you can run through more hands, study situations, and organize your time more efficiently. It’s also excellent for sharpening fundamentals and maintaining discipline.
Live poker, on the other hand, offers a totally different experience. The setting, physical tells (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-tells/), table talk, and tempo introduce another strategic dimension. I tend to be more focused and patient in live games, while online it’s easier to drift into autopilot if I’m not careful.
If forced to pick, I’d choose online for learning and consistency, and live for enjoyment and distinct challenges. Ideally, combining both keeps the game interesting.
This depends on the results, the preparatory processes and the sense of self-realization)
The opening live match feels highly impulsive. The initial game is lifelike; you adapt to the circumstances, the surroundings, and this style of play.
Online, off course... You can play on many tables simultaneously.
Live poker is more fun; you have a completely different experience than online. You're always in direct contact with the players, you can see the person and study their moves at all times.
If I could, I would always play live (because it's more fun), but it has many disadvantages, such as not being able to play more than one tournament, not having as many poker variations, and not being as dynamic as online poker.
I only play online. I play at home, in comfortable conditions. Even if a casino were located near my home, I would probably still prefer to play online.
I prefer playing poker live. Being physically present to play with others requires a great deal of logistics, though, so I’ve had to adjust to playing online.
Hi! I favor online poker when I want to make some money, but when I play with friends I like live poker with snacks and beers. Good luck. 🙂
I personally prefer online poker (https://www.casino.us/poker/). I’ve never played live poker in a big casino or a live cash game, apart from small home games with friends. Online poker feels much more comfortable for me, since I can focus only on playing well without external distractions, and I also like being able to play multiple tables.
That said, I think live poker in a major tournament must be a unique and unforgettable experience. Even if I prefer online poker right now, playing a big live event is something I’d definitely like to experience in the future.
I prefer playing online; I find live play very boring 🥱 I haven't tried it, but when I play online I use 8 or multiple tables, and I'm already accustomed to that setup.
online, much faster
Pessoalmente, gosto mais do poker online. Nunca participei de jogos ao vivo em um grande cassino ou em mesas de cash game, apenas de pequenas partidas caseiras com amigos. O poker pela internet me parece bem mais cômodo, pois posso focar só em jogar bem, sem interferências externas, e também aprecio poder disputar várias mesas ao mesmo tempo.
Dito isso, imagino que competir ao vivo em um grande torneio deva ser uma vivência única e memorável. Mesmo preferindo hoje o poker online, participar de um grande evento presencial é algo que certamente gostaria de experimentar no futuro.
Quanto à questão do lucro, prefiro o online, porque ganho mais, mas prefiro jogar ao vivo — acho muito mais emocionante!
I have always enjoyed live poker and played quite often at various poker clubs in my city. However, first due to the coronavirus pandemic and then due to the war, I shifted my focus to online poker. Nevertheless, I hope to play live poker again someday. 😕
I only play online these days and haven't played live since COVID. I did enjoy live games, but I prefer playing online now.🙂🙂🙂
I've always played online and, to be honest, I can't complain about the results or the returns.
However, I'm currently in a good place emotionally, financially, and in terms of skill to try poker in a casino. I want to take on that challenge and experience it firsthand.
Which do you prefer?
How was your first time at the casino?
Sadly, I rarely have enough time to play. I only play 1-2 days each week, and even then it's not consistent. That's why I stick to online play. Online poker is quick and energetic. Live poker is fun, but it requires a lot of time I simply don't have.
I enjoy online play and believe it’s more lucrative due to the greater number of tournaments.
I never play live poker, but I think in pros and cons
Online: Easy chips count and bet
Live: No vicious algorithm
Previously I used to play live roughly once a week for very low stakes — about $5 buy-ins. It was enjoyable and focused more on the experience than the winnings. Then the card house shut down, and after that I switched to playing exclusively online. The nearest casino is about an hour away, so regular live sessions aren’t practical, and now I only play online.
Online you can hide emotions...
Live, it's sensational to feel the cards, play with the chips, see the players' reactions, and study each player.
I prefer playing online, in the comfort of my home, without fish constantly complaining,
no drunk players and no inflated egos talking in my ear. Not to mention that the volume online is waaaay higher.
Online couse you can play more tournaments and less variance, but live has its thing.
In my city, the legal casinos (https://www.casino.us/) that exist are not for me. I don't have that much money. There are a few gambling (https://www.casino.us/) halls that I could afford, but I have doubts about the integrity of the owners. So, in fact, I only play online, at home, on the most popular sites, such as 888, GG Poker, and ACR.
I prefer playing poker online (https://www.casino.us/poker/). I find it more convenient — I can play whenever I want, at a range of stakes, and I can play much more volume without having to travel.
I like both, but for distinct reasons.
Live poker offers a wholly different vibe. The social aspect, table interaction, physical tells, and the general ambiance make it compelling in its own way.
If the goal were strictly skill improvement, I’d lean toward online. Yet for fun and atmosphere, live poker is tough to top.
I like virtual poker since it lets you play lots of different games, but live poker is more enjoyable because you get the sensation of actually being part of the action.
I would say I prefer live poker, because the adrenaline is on another level when playing live compared to online, but what I love from online is that it doesn't really require alot of of money to grind compared to live. Overall I'd prefer Live
I favor online poker. The higher volume, faster tempo, and chance to play multiple tables suit me more, though live poker carries its own strategic nuances.
live, It's a pity it's not readily available where I live.
I like online poker more. You can play anytime, anywhere and how much you want. But live poker is more fun than online.
I preferred live poker, but sadly there aren't many choices in Hungary, so I stick with online poker.
Definitely online poker is my favorite
I get bored just at 1 table in live poker
I prefer online poker because I can play from the comfort of my home and I can also open multiple screens at the same time, thus increasing my winnings.
I prefer playing poker online (https://www.casino.us/poker/) because in a live game you constantly have to wait for other players. They frequently do silly or pointless things that kill time and, to be frank, irritate me. Online play feels quicker, helps me concentrate, and is far more efficient.
Right now I prefer online gaming; I like playing in the comfort of my home. But I don't rule out going to a live event someday.
Playing online feels more mechanical because many players are multitasking while they play. A lot of them also pay closer attention to and dissect each opponent’s tactics. What would you like to add?
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I've only played live, 4 or 5 times; however, I prefer it. I played at the wsop (https://www.casino.us/poker/tournaments/wsop/) in 2024 and had a good time, cashed in one event and played about 6, so no big wins, but the atmosphere is good, and most of the players at my tables were generally nice.
Of course, there were a couple of "odd" players, especially a lady who wore dark sunglasses and was prone to studying people and staring at them before playing her hand. She was a YouTuber and gave me her online account address. I lost it, but we did have a meal, and discussed her more than myself, interesting lady. Surprising the people you meet at live events, some honest or not, I think overall, are more trustworthy as you can judge them and not rely on their posts/ messages.
There are lots of nice people on CC, and I don't need to name them, you know who the good ones are 👍👍
I favor online poker because I can't afford to play in-person. On the internet you can locate tournaments with a range of buy-ins.
For me, online poker is closer, but I would always like to play live.
Live poker is the best; online play is more accessible, but nothing compares to playing in person, face to face.
Online is something more robotic for the simple reason that most players are doing other things alongside the game. Many also focus more and analyze each player's strategies. What do you all have to add?
GG!
Att: Bruno Sena
I play poker on weekends, in the evenings. I play at home, I play online. Playing live takes much more time than playing online, and I always have problems with free time.
I've only played live, 4 or 5 times; however, I prefer it. I played at the WSOP in 2024 and had a good time, cashed in one event and played about 6, so no big wins, but the atmosphere is good, and most of the players at my tables were generally nice.
Of course, there were a couple of "odd" players, especially a lady who wore dark sunglasses and was prone to studying people and staring at them before playing her hand. She was a YouTuber and gave me her online account address. I lost it, but we did have a meal, and discussed her more than myself, interesting lady. Surprising the people you meet at live events, some honest or not, I think overall, are more trustworthy as you can judge them and not rely on their posts/ messages.
There are lots of nice people on CC, and I don't need to name them, you know who the good ones are 👍👍
Your experience is really cool!! A brainstorming session is always good for new cycles of friendship and for developing your way of playing and interpreting.
I prefer online poker; I can't afford to play live poker. Online, you can find tournaments with different buy-ins.
This is a key factor, but sometimes making a loop is interesting for new experiences to emerge.
For me, online poker is closer, but I would always like to play live.
Playing poker online (https://www.casino.us/poker/) is convenient and practical because it doesn't take long from one hand to the next hehehehe
Live poker is the best,online is more readily available ,nothing beats playing face to face
eye to eye with the rival, things get crazy hahaha
I enjoy live poker for the rush it provides. I sit at the table, soak up the ambiance, and like that I'm involved in the action. Online poker is certainly more convenient, as I don't need to manage my facial reactions (I can respond to the turn and river without worrying other players will notice my joy or disappointment). 😉
I prefer and enjoy online most of the time because that is in my comfort zone. Except when I play live with friends for a small buyin just for fun.I will never forget my friend callin an allin in the blind from the restroom when he heard another friend tried to steel his big blind with an allin preflop.He doubled up his stack from the restroom and when he came back to the table we all laughed and he continued to drink his vodka redbull drink.
I prefer live poker; the camaraderie between players makes it far more enjoyable.
Online is better!
For higher buy-in tournaments I prefer playing live poker. Typically the guarantees are larger. Also, personally I enjoy watching the cards being dealt and holding them in my hands. In live events you can usually spot beginners, and some show clear tells (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-tells/). I suppose there's also a lower risk of bots taking your money.
For me, playing poker online has never been a mechanical activity. I always stay focused and avoid distractions. If I have tasks to handle, I just skip the session. I don't like mixing poker with other activities.
Online poker takes place in a cozy home environment where everything is familiar and familiar, and offline poker in a casino is sometimes unusual.
Live for fun, online to make money.
In-person works fine, but virtual is far more convenient.🙂🙂🙂
Both formats have value. Online lets you concentrate better and removes the chance that body language will reveal your strategy. The in-person format, by contrast, brings all the emotion — the butterflies, intense rivalry, and the most obvious human mistakes. I enjoy both styles, but I can play more frequently online.
Online: more hands (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-hands/)/hour and increased collusion.
Live: fewer hands dealt and the value of live reads.
I avoid casinos (https://www.casino.us/) because it pains me to watch the slot-machine zombies.
Online poker is my favorite!
Online feels more robotic because of multitabling, HUDs, and theory driven play. Decisions are faster and more math based. Live poker is slower and more psychological, with physical reads and table dynamics. Both require skill just different types of focus.
I play online because I haven’t yet had an opportunity to play in person. I don't know of any local casinos, though I would really like to.
Currently, I prefer online because I can open multiple screens at the same time, and I find that better.
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I've played with my children's friends at home, it's fun, but online it's something different, because only one is in front of the computer.
Being able to play from anywhere, choose your hours, jump into games instantly, and leave without pressure is a huge advantage. You can manage volume, take breaks when your focus drops, and fit poker around real life instead of the other way around. That freedom makes it much easier to stay disciplined and consistent long term.
I prefer live poker, but unfortunately I haven't had the chance to do it lately.
I prefer online poker (https://www.casino.us/poker/). it's easy, comfortable and more hands (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-hands/) to play. But live poker has it's own vibe.
For bigger buy in tournaments I prefer to play live poker. Usually the guarantees are bigger . Also, personally I just enjoy seeing the cards being dealt and holding the cards. I find in live tournaments you can tell who's a beginner player and some of them have obvious tells. I guess there's also less chance of bots taking your money.
As well as bots, another disadvantage of online is that you can never be sure you are not playing againt a superuser who can see all the cards including those yet to be dealt, although I think this is more likely at higher stakes than I play at.
I prefer online poker!
Online , but this îs only because i dont have any experience playing live poker 😂
Today, in my opinion, I believe there is too much chance of bots, collusion, solvers and the like to play online poker.Play live. Don't trust those online hands where straight flushes are more common than they would be in real life.
I wanna say online, but... live poker is actually more fun but takes longer and at this moment is harder for me. I have yet to play a big event though.
I prefer online for the convenience and live for the surroundings
I prefer online play, I haven't had the chance to play live yet. Maybe someday.
I agree with you. Online poker does feel more robotic because many players are multitabling or distracted with other things. At the same time, the ability to track stats and review hands makes the game more analytical and strategy-focused.
Live poker, on the other hand, brings more human elements like physical tells (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-tells/), table talk, and emotional pressure.
Both formats have their own challenges and skills to master.
Seeing stacks in BB, tagging players, taking notes, and multitabling makes it very efficient for grinding and studying.
You also get way more volume in less time, which speeds up improvement.
Live has its own edge with physical reads and softer fields sometimes.
But for convenience and data-driven play, online is hard to beat.
TI've been playing more online games lately, partly due to lack of time, but live games are more exciting.
Play almost exclusively online but prefer the professionalism live as opposed to players laughing when they bad beat knock you out online.
I prefer online poker because of the convenience. I would have to travel 30km to the nearest poker room. Anyway, live poker is much more interesting.
I prefer online poker because I can play more games and manage my schedule without logistical restrictions. Without hesitation, I prefer online poker; I don't play to make friends or socialize, I play solely to win money through my strategy.
I play online all these years , I have never played live . Maybe someday in the future I will try to play in a casino , in a poker room , live , at least once , for the experience . I think I would like to see live poker by myself , who knows , maybe I'll be luckier than in online poker . Live poker has no RNG )))))
I definitely prefer online poker. The main reason is convenience—you can play from anywhere, at any time, and jump between tables or stakes much more easily than in a live setting.
Online also allows for more hands per hour, which helps improve skills faster. You get to practice reading patterns, calculating odds (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/odds/), and making decisions under pressure without waiting for the slow pace of a live table.
That said, live poker has its own appeal with the social interaction and the “physical” feel of chips and tells, but for learning, volume, and flexibility, online is my go-to.
Poker can be played both online and live, and each format has its own advantages.
Online poker is fast and convenient. You can play multiple tables at once and find games at any time of the day.
Live poker, however, offers the opportunity to read physical tells and interact with other players. The atmosphere is also very different from playing behind a screen.
Some players are much stronger online, while others perform better in live games.
Which format do you prefer: online poker or live poker?
Think live poker
Live
I do prefer live poker over online. While i love both games Live is more fun overall.
The ability to read physical "tells" at a casino table seems to have lost ground to the mastery of ranges, mathematics, and statistics (HUDs) in online gaming. An online champion doesn't always triumph live, and vice versa, although I have seen cases 😁
Online Poker – Pros:
Faster gameplay and more hands per hour
Ability to multitask and play multiple tables
Easy to track stats, take notes, and review hands
Online Poker – Cons:
Games are usually tougher with stronger regulars
No physical reads on opponents
Easier to tilt due to fast pace
Live Poker – Pros:
Softer fields in many games
Ability to observe physical tells and table dynamics
Live Poker – Cons:
Much slower gameplay
Limited tables and schedules compared to online.
Some players feel more comfortable playing online because they can focus and play more hands.
Others think live poker is easier because you can read people and the game moves slower.
Where do you think you perform better — online or live?
I play better live.For me, at least, the main advantage of playing in person is that it's simply more fun. Much more fun. There's a human and social element to it. You're not playing against some faceless, soulless internet thing, which might even be a bot, for all you know: you're playing against your friend. There's an element of communication and human interaction that significantly enhances the experience.
For the moment I have only played online, no live tournament, I would love to
Online, live is not real poker at all.
Me, myself I never played offline, so I cannot really compare, but from my poin of view, when you are at home and cozy, it's really comfortable, instead of driving somewhere, registering there, being dependant on their breaks, the noises there. ANd in the end, you can win the same amount of money.
But maybe if I would go to an offline tourney, I would like it, too. Those two are different expereiences, and the more I think about it, maybe it is not really possible to compare them directly against each other, because they have their own pros and contras. Maybe it even depends on the type of person one is. Some people like being inside the society, inside the rush. Others prefer silence. Others again don't care, they are just playing their game and don't put too much thought in it, yes, maybe those are the best types. Being able to adjust in any circumstances and make the best of the situation, instead of thinking: I will always only play online, because it suits me more; or: I will always play offline only, because it suits me more; that seems kind of like restricting yourself to one habit.
better online so i can play more tables and hand per hour.
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For now i just play online to create a bankroll to be able to go live to, live a really nice experience for me, i play 6 times live and i can say its very hard the online!
Com certeza ,online temos muito mais informações, como os blinds e huds!!! ao meu ver jogo melhor online
I'm better at online poker (https://www.casino.us/poker/).
Some players feel more comfortable playing online because they can focus and play more hands.
Others think live poker is easier because you can read people and the game moves slower.
Where do you think you perform better — online or live?
i prefer live, only learn opponent strategy.
online need to fight player and the system 😅
I think that playing online is only 30% skill. The remaining 70% is determined by the App (https://www.casino.us/poker/mobile/). Beadbad rotation does not leave anyone behind. And in live play, the skill is 70%.
I think I am better live, but its really nice playing more than 30 hands (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-hands/) an hour and not worrying about giving off tells online.
Некоторым игрокам комфортнее играть онлайн, потому что там они могут сосредоточиться и разыграть больше раздач.
Другие считают, что играть в покер вживую проще, потому что можно лучше понимать соперников, и игра протекает медленнее.
В какой области вы, по вашему мнению, показываете лучшие результаты — онлайн или в реальной жизни?
Honestly, I've never played live))))) I don't count with friends)
I haven't played live yet and I don't plan to do so until I win a ticket through an online satellite.
My life is too busy working, swimming, diving, racing, etc.
I also prefer more online poker , live poker is not for me . Only i prefer playing with friends live poker . Good luck
I’m just starting online and it’s not going well. I play live for a few hours and last
I love both, but for different reasons. I play more online just because of ease and convenience, but I do like to play live when I can.
I've never played live, as I think I would be terrible at hiding tells, like I would probably clap my hands when I have a monster as I clap my hands when I'm happy 😂, so for that reason I'll stick to online
Honestly, go for it. That first live casino experience is something you never forget.
I personally prefer live poker over online, and the reason is exactly what you're about to discover — the people.
Online is convenient, sure. You can play from your couch, multi-table, use stats. But there's something fundamentally missing. You have no idea who is sitting across from you. Is he bluffing (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/bluffing/)? Is he nervous? Is he confident or just reckless? Online you're basically guessing based on betting patterns alone.
Live poker is a completely different game. You can see the person. You notice when someone's hands are shaking slightly when they bet. You notice when someone avoids eye contact. You notice the difference between a confident bet and a nervous one. That human element changes everything.
My first time in a casino I was honestly intimidated. Everyone looked like they knew exactly what they were doing and I felt like I had "tourist" written on my forehead. But within an hour I realized something — most people at the table are just as uncertain as you are. They just hide it better.
The other thing nobody tells you about live poker is how much slower it is. Online you're used to seeing 60-80 hands per hour. Live you'll see maybe 25-30. At first it feels frustrating. Then you realize it gives you so much more time to think, observe and read the table.
What you like more online or at a casino playing poker
i like online more my own space and rtime to do my things in the mean while playing
What you like more online or at a casino playing poker
In most cases, online play is the only option.
I prefer live tournaments, but unfortunately, there are only a few options in Hungary.
What you like more online or at a casino playing poker
I play on 888 but there are Sooo many applications that you can play on. Some of them are based in other countries tho... I suggest playing in regional sites. That way you're only playing with certain players. Which tends to be more fishy. Stay away from big names like gg,88,stars,acr,coin,gold. Unless you wanna get killed by grinders and pros.
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Whoops I didn't read the actual question lmao.
Ived never played for real. Only online. Live poker is always going to be much better than online. Because you can actually know the other person across from you. In online you could be playing with anyone. That you might not want to play with. Because of reasons. Unless obviously playing in a casino. Then at that point you might as well just play online.
So basically I prefer home games compared to randoms. Be it either online or live. They're always better. Playing with people you trust is waaay better than giving money to anybody.
I always spent lot of time in wpt
I start to play poker at PokerStars 😁...and i still do....i am satisfy with the site 😃
Live home game with friends! Ibelieve money is not the most important thing about this game afterall...
I'm a big fan of live poker and I usually hit up the local casino for a game of Texas Hold'em. The atmosphere is always high-energy and I've had my fair share of memorable nights there. I've also had some luck online at Bovada, their mobile app is super user-friendly and they often have decent promotions going on - have you tried out their site? Do they have a solid poker community or is it mostly cash games for you?
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I like to play poker at work, I'm alone there, no one bothers me, it's quiet and calm.
I haven't yet had the experience of playing live poker, but I believe it's more fun because of the interaction with other players; one day I'll play.
I have always played online and to be honest, I can't complain about the returns and results.
But I'm in a good emotional, financial and knowledgeable time to go play poker in a casino. I have to face such a challenge and live the experience.
What do you prefer?
How was your first time at the casino?
I like both. But live poker is more intense
The ability to read physical "tells" at a casino table seems to have lost ground to the mastery of ranges, mathematics, and statistics (HUDs) in online gaming. An online champion doesn't always triumph live, and vice versa, although I have seen cases 😁
Well it’s two worlds. Live poker is more intense
Online na 888poker
I play online and nowadays I prefer playing at GG Poker. While playing online I prefer to take a walk, which can sometimes take hours. Much nicer than just sitting in front of computer.
Lowkey joined Player City just for the Season of Legends rewards but ended up actually enjoying the games.
Now I’m grinding the leaderboard and trying to keep up. My friend already got a small drop so now I feel like I’m missing out a bit.
Feels like these campaigns keep getting bigger every time.
I only play on line poker. Because I am a micro player.
Actually going to a casino would be much to expensive for me.
online
Umo vivo can you read your opponent better
Yes, because online you don't have to hide affections and emotions from your opponents.
I'd love to play live poker, but currently, that's not an option for me in Ukraine. So, I'm playing online on WPT, PS, RS, 888, Pokerbet, and GGPoker.
I haven't had the chance to play in a casino, but the convenience of playing online is unmatched; I can play wherever and whenever I want
Online I play , never live , at least until now . Nowadays I have less free time , so I prefer to play freerolls (https://www.casino.us/poker/best-freerolls/) or very cheap games in 2 greek poker sites (https://www.casino.us/poker/) . If it's a freeroll, you can stop playing any time you wish , you have lost only time , not money , and as time as you are willing to lose . Luxury when it comes to botnal tourneys , which I used to play in [he past
In every room, this game is very nice
I like both for different reasons. Online is more convenient, faster, and you can multi-table, which is great for volume and improving your game. But live casino poker has a completely different vibe — reading people, the atmosphere, and the social aspect make it more enjoyable.
If I had to choose, I’d say online for grinding and profit, and casino for the experience.
What you like more online or at a casino playing poker
Live in Las Vegas. Online gets rather tedious and it doesn't feel special...live, especially in Las Vegas, because that means I'm on vacation, so I'm already in a good mood, is much more exciting for me.
I have never played live in a casino, so for now it is better for me to play online and preferably in a poker room where there are many inexperienced players and great online 😉😎
Here in Brazil we don't have physical casinos (https://www.casino.us/), but we do have physical poker rooms. But I don't play there. online poker (https://www.casino.us/poker/) is MUCH better. More hands (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-hands/) per hour, less rake, breaks every hour... Cannot compare with live
At the moment, I regularly play at three poker rooms: 888, GGPoker and WPT.
At the moment, I regularly play at three poker rooms: 888, GGPoker and WPT.
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I don’t like 888pokercause of their support team, they either respond for a week or never respond at all.
i like more online poker i do not have casino with live holdem games close
There’s something special about the vibe of different places the quiet focus of a home game with friends, the buzz of a casino floor, or even a casual online table late at night. For me, it’s less about the location and more about the people and the energy at the table.
I only play poker online (https://www.casino.us/poker/). I might like live poker, but I've never played live. And I don't plan on starting.
a casino is more fun but you can only play 1 table . if the cards aren't coming it can get quite boring .
Online all the way!
I'd love to play live poker, but currently, that's not an option for me in Ukraine. So, I'm playing online on WPT, PS, RS, 888, Pokerbet, and GGPoker.
Wow you're playing everywhere under the sun. You must be a grinder...
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I don’t like 888pokercause of their support team, they either respond for a week or never respond at all.
I would actually recommend playing in your region based online game. Instead of big company. Like 888 and GG. They might not have the luxury of deals of these big companies but it's better for newer players because there is less likely hood that you're gonna run into grinders and pros.
online because it's mroe accessible for me
Live poker in casinos (https://www.casino.us/) is intimidating for me . I usually stick to the slot machines , and it hasn't gone well lately !
Personally I prefer playing in person, but I also enjoy playing online. It depends more on what kind of poker you like to play (fast vs slow) and generally I find that there is a bigger variance in cards when I play online than irl (talking about better hands (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-hands/) holding up etc).
online much serious for me!
Although I have never played live poker, I recommend that you try it if you have the chance, at least because of experience. Just don't risk it too much.
Remember that you probably started slowly with online poker (https://www.casino.us/poker/), and that's how it worked for you. Apply the same approach.
Live poker is way better for the social vibe. Online feels like work sometimes, but live is where the real fun is. My first time in a casino my hands were shaking like crazy while I was trying to stack my chips, but I loved every second of it. You can't beat that physical atmosphere 🃏
Live poker is way better for the social vibe. Online feels like work sometimes, but live is where the real fun is. My first time in a casino my hands were shaking like crazy while I was trying to stack my chips, but I loved every second of it. You can't beat that physical atmosphere 🃏
Live poker is way better for the social vibe. Online feels like work sometimes, but live is where the real fun is. My first time in a casino my hands were shaking like crazy while I was trying to stack my chips, but I loved every second of it. You can't beat that physical atmosphere 🃏
Live poker is way better for the social vibe. Online feels like work sometimes, but live is where the real fun is. My first time in a casino my hands were shaking like crazy while I was trying to stack my chips, but I loved every second of it. You can't beat that physical atmosphere 🃏
Of course, I love you alive, but you can only earn money online
I prefer games that doesn't long too much.
Live definitely.
Online is okay, but I just can't trust this platforms 100%
I have reasonable math and just can't believe some bad beats or ''coolers'' haha LOL
God bless
definitely online
Live poker is amazing, but at the moment, I only have online poker at my disposal. Once I move, I'll definitely participate in live tournaments.
I play at home, I only play online.
I've been to the casino a few times, it was fun, but too noisy for me.
I only played poker in person with my friends, I've never been to a tournament in person, only online. I would very much like to play in person, but I still think I need to learn a little more before the face-to-face one.
Depends with my bankroll (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-bankroll-management/),
I’ve never played live poker, but I’d really like to experience the thrill of playing at a real table someday.
Never played poker and I don't have a chance to go on a live poker too, so online is better for me
Live poker has more expenses such as getting there and accommodation if over multiple days. But I preferred the atmosphere over online play. Bu then there is angling and got stung in an expensive tournament with a player concealing their cards. Software does not do this although online people can use software to cheat so swings and roundabouts. I think I found online easier than playing an online tournament with 6,000-7,000 players or more.
Live.
Online 99% of time, and just 1-2 poker sessions a year. For me that works good
Live poker is good, very good...but..... I don't have possibilities here to play LIVE. that means, I can play only Online at this time. It's ok. I play much less poker now. Years ago I played much, much more hours per week.
I'm from Brazil, and here there's no tradition of playing poker; people don't know how to play poker. My only option is online poker (https://www.casino.us/poker/). I'd like to practice and play live.
I have always played online and to be honest, I can't complain about the returns and results.
But I'm in a good emotional, financial and knowledgeable time to go play poker in a casino. I have to face such a challenge and live the experience.
What do you prefer?
How was your first time at the casino?
I prefer online poker because it’s more convenient and I can play more volume. That said, live poker is a completely different experience and definitely worth trying at least once. The pace is slower, there are more physical tells (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-tells/), and the atmosphere can be great. Good luck with your first casino session!
It's obvious that online is better, because of the convenience and because you can play 3-4 tournaments at the same time. I used to go to the casino but it closed down, now there's one 40 minutes away.
Missing live games, haven't played for a while. Online playing has started to feel like a job, need some physical chips and beer!
I prefer online, but sometimes I think is more rigged!
Siempre he jugado en línea y, para ser honesto, no me puedo quejar de las ganancias y los resultados.
Pero estoy en un buen momento emocional, financiero y de conocimiento para ir a jugar al póker en un casino. Tengo que afrontar ese reto y vivir la experiencia.
¿Qué prefieres?
¿Qué tal fue tu primera vez en el casino?
I, too, have almost always played online, so I fully understand that feeling of wanting to make the leap to the casino. There's something special about live poker that you can't experience behind a screen: the atmosphere, the chips, the conversations at the table and the chance to observe your rivals face to face.
Personally, I like both modalities. Online allows you to play with more hands (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-hands/), learn faster and make better use of your time. However, the casino offers a unique experience and a different challenge, as reading players and emotional control take on much more importance.
My advice is to take advantage of this good moment you are living in and dare to try it. Beyond the economic result, the experience will surely leave you with very valuable memories and lessons. Best of luck on your first adventure at the live tables!
Online poker. Because I beware of cheating players
Poker or love Poker, wich ONE is your favorite
My favorite Is Live Poker AND you?
For me, online is where I sharpen my skills, but live is where I get the most enjoyment. There’s nothing like dragging a big pot across the felt in person, it’s a rush that online poker just can’t replicate.
If you had to choose only one, would you play live poker or online poker?
Live poker offers physical tells, table talk, and a great social atmosphere, while online poker lets you play more hands, multiple tables, and is much more convenient.
I'm used to playing online poker, but I also enjoy live poker. I get more of a thrill playing at real poker tables than sitting at my computer or on my phone. 😏
I definitely prefer online poker. It is much more convenient because you can play anytime from the comfort of your home, and you can easily get a lot more hands per hour. Live poker has its own charm, but for building a bankroll (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-bankroll-management/) and consistency, online is much better for me.
I prefer online poker because it’s easier to play regularly and there are so many game options.
Live poker has its own atmosphere though, especially when you can read people at the table.
For learning and volume, I’d still choose online. ♠️
I have always played online and to be honest, I can't complain about the returns and results.
But I'm in a good emotional, financial and knowledgeable time to go play poker in a casino. I have to face such a challenge and live the experience.
What do you prefer?
How was your first time at the casino?
in live poker i have less patience and i play too fast i think because i dont like waiting when i know already i dont want to bluff (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/bluffing/) or dont want to play the hand after flop for example..
in online poker , i roll a sigarett , drink some , maybe think about a bluff on pozition , and i know better what range players are in some situations shortly i can read better online .
Off line poker I only played at home with friends, and I find it better to play online, more comfortable
Online is much easier access but find live a much more pleasant experience.
It would be fun online, because it's another environment, in my case I'm only playing online,
It’s preferable to play online poker — you don’t have to go anywhere; if you have some free time, just sit down and play.
I’d probably choose online poker most of the time. It’s just more convenient, and I can play whenever I have some free time without having to travel anywhere. I do enjoy live poker though, especially the social side and being able to actually see the players at the table. For me, online is better for regular play, while live is more fun when I want a different experience .Online poker is all about utilizing time to its best because multiple tables can be played simultaneously but live poker vibe is next level
I’d choose online poker if I had to pick just one. The convenience, game selection and ability to play more hands make it hard to beat, although live poker definitely has a better social atmosphere.
Online poker is very good, I love to play to gain knowledge and learn new strategies
Live Poker as the in-person experience offers a richer blend of strategy, presence, and human nuance. I guess is far much funny
Online poker is very good, I love to play to gain knowledge and learn new strategies
I agree, online poker (https://www.casino.us/poker/) can be a great way to learn, especially when you treat every session as a chance to improve rather than just focusing on winning. There are so many different strategies and situations to study, and playing against different styles of opponents really helps you understand the game. Reviewing hands (https://www.casino.us/poker/strategy/poker-hands/) afterward is probably one of the best ways to spot mistakes and learn what you could have done differently.
I prefer playing at home; the focus is higher at home.
I recommend starting with online poker before moving to live games, because online play will teach you a fundamentally sound strategy faster.
I prefer online poker because it’s more convenient and I can play whenever I have some free time. I also like the faster pace and being able to play multiple tables. That said, live poker is definitely more social and fun with friends.
Sempre joguei online e, para ser sincero, não posso reclamar dos resultados.
Mas estou num bom momento emocional, financeiro e com conhecimento suficiente para ir jogar pôquer num cassino. Preciso encarar esse desafio e viver a experiência.
O que você prefere?
Como foi sua primeira vez no cassino?
Online it's good that you can play several tournaments, live, just one, but the experience is also really cool