I would like to know why it is so difficult to change from online cash games to live?

[rickgg79]

Hello friends, I would like to know why it is so difficult to add your cash game from online to live

 

[Aballinamion]

Hello friends, I would like to know why it is so difficult to add your cash game from online to live

Could you please give us more information and details of what is so difficult or different that you’re feeling from online to live? Thanks.

 

[hardfloor]

online poker there is greater comfort at home and we manage to do a greater volume of tournaments and cash tables in a session and we have a large number of hands that we receive during the session, in live poker I demand more patience because the dealers do it manually, there is the poker face and the universe is completely different in terms of concentration.
Online poker we see more numbers making our lives easier in live poker we have to concentrate better to analyze chips and pot sizes, how much to bet.
From my point of view, that would be it. glglgl

 

[Angel Meyer]

why switch online to in person when online is so much more convenient I with modilimitado have taught people a lot on how

 

[Angel Meyer]

if you want free and online games with lots of features refer to https://modilimitado.com/pt it's great place for games

 

[dreamer13]

Many players at the first, and not only the first, live game become much more nervous than when playing online. This is natural, because they have to play in an "unnatural" environment for themselves. Plus, an important factor is that if a player plays online, then he can, for example, fly out of a tournament and immediately start playing the next one, not really thinking about losing. And when playing offline, the player spent a lot of time just to get to the poker club, and if the game is a major tournament in another country won through an online satellite, then the time factor begins to play a particularly large role.

 

[BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch]

It depends on what limits you play online vs live.

Like live, you can play $1/2 NL holdem and most folks will play like playchipers and freerollers and absolute novices. Same at $1-5 stud, $5/10 stud and $2/4 limit holdem or even $4/8 or similar limit holdem tables depending on the make up of the table but online, those players are more sophisticated at those levels.

So you would have to know how to recognize and beat play chippers and online freerollers to do well at the very bottom of live cash games. Which a lot of folks have trouble doing for some weird reason like taking a blue print poker game plan they don't fully understand and play high variance games so I mean they don't know how to adjust to those silly plays.

 

[hilary antonik filho]

I play both online and live, for convenience I play much more online, I stay at home calm, many tournaments available, live I play much less most of the time only 1 tournament, more time consuming, more patience, more skill and having the luck factor with the cards, everything is a matter of custom

 

[Recreationalplayer]

Pace of the game is different. Cannot multi table, so more patience required. No Heads up display and live reads can me a significant edge.

 

[YLAN]

I know how you feel. Live games just needs getting used to.

If you're beside the dealer, it takes some effort to check the stack of the player on the other side of the dealer. You need to pay attention on physical actions on the table, being careful on string betting, etc.