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Originally Posted by eyes0fblue
Its ego thats really the problem here. Most of these guys cant stand being told being great at online poker doesnt mean youre an all around pro. Some of these guys are swearing that an online pro is better than a live one.
What a joke.
Like i said, a bunch of moderately successful online players running around screaming "we're pros, we're pros".
Once again, thats NOT a deck of cards youre being dealt. That IS a program designed for a poker site, designed to make them money. None of these businesses started to give you a authentic poker experience, they did it to make money.
Its NOT the same as live poker no matter how many things you say to try to make it seem so. Its different. Period. If you read my original post, youll see that i said that winning at online poker does take some skill.
Funny that i play at Foxwoods 4-5 days a week and watch online "pros" get killed live. Most of these guys are a joke, impatient and unable to control their tells. These guys often play as if theyre expecting the bad beat fest you see online, and look suprised when its not that way.
You guys are fascinating. Its like a Madden video game pro believing he can hack it in the real nfl. Good luck. From what ive seen of you jokers in live poker, youll really need it
I am no way calling either side "better" than the other. And this guy's an idiot. Bringing up Dwan is an epic fail when speaking about online players "not making it" in the live world of poker. He does extremely well. As do countless others.
When you're atop the best in either online poker or live poker, you're a great player regardless of where you play. So it doesn't matter at those levels.. great players are great players. But in everything below
those levels, I'd have to say that online poker players are ahead of the curve as they say. The learn faster, they learn more, and they use their information in a more consistent manner than do live players.
This doesn't mean that online poker players can all cross over and crush us live players at will. If that were the case then we'd see a lot more of them playing live (and that's not really the case imo). They play most of their poker online still and only play occasionally live (low to midstakes players that is).
I could be dead ass wrong though..
But I'd put my money on it that I'm not