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Originally Posted by justaguy44
whats .es .eu dude?
Pokerstars have a European client for most European countries plus Russia, Canada, China etc. and a seperate one for Spanish, French and Portuguese called pokerstars.es
It's the same software and game types, the only difference is that Spanish, French and Portuguese are not allowed to play on pokerstars.eu due to some laws in their homecountries but most Europeans are allowed to play on .es
The player pool is slightly smaller on .es but there is pretty much always enough tables going on Micro stakes ZOOM and my feeling after a couple thousand hands is that there are more of the recreational players in the pool in relation to grinders than on the .eu client, there are fish there too but it feels like most of the time you play against some Russian or Ukrainian who is 2 to 4 tabling and playing decent tight preflop ranges too so it's tough to really take their money.
On .es I have encountered more of the loose bad players who enter pots with bad holdings and then pay you off light and because the ZOOM player pool is smaller than on .eu you also encounter them more often.
I also already know some of the other people who grind the NL5z on .es and tagged them and am picking up stats on them which is tougher to do on .eu too