Zoom poker is a not real poker. Do you realize that if you are specializing in Zoom then you are not learning how to play multi table cash games?
The strategies for Zoom are short cuts. I like how some Zoom players are so proud of their red line, do you idiots really think that you can do that at a 6 ring cash game? No, because there you will get called down when people see you are getting out of line. That crap works at Zoom because most people will fold all but super premium hands to 3 bets and 4 bets.
Funny how these idiots are so proud of their "red line warrior" stats, but guess what idiots, that is not going to work at multi table 6 ring cash games, or more. You are learning something that only works at Zoom, and also can work at heads up poker.

My red line is not bad. My win at show downs is close to 3 times my red line losses. So idiots think a TAG looking graph is less impressive, but that is because you morons do not play real poker. You dumb shits really think you can bluff and 3 bet so much that people who are on your table will not notice? No, they will notice and they will call you down light, with bottom pair and A high at times.

I bluff quite a bit and I do not fold often. Also I 3 bet or fold in the small blind and that has improved my red line, but I like how morons who play Zoom think they are so clever, you are not. Now if you are a winning multi table cash game player who plays Zoom, then that is different. For you it may be OK, but if you are building your skills by playing Zoom, then good luck morons.

Thanks for sharing your feelings with us. Must feel good to get that one off your chest!

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Disregard the title he’s not that bad!

I am just stating a fact, and any smart pro will tell you what I said is true. A lot of dopes out there think they can get a positive red line in multiway cash games, no way idiots, only at Zoom cause people just fold anything but premo hands for the nuts. Also, you idiot, I make a living at poker. I am taking your money dummy, I love you idiots. Thanks for playing!

I make a living at poker, but nice try ******. I am one of those very few people who is actually a very good player and understands the math. Dumb shits like you will never make real money and you will work a **** job the rest of your life. :-)

Oh my what a wizard you must be. How long have you been playing poker for? Did you study to get to where you are now or were you just born significantly intelligent.

Do you mind elaborating on the concept of a positive redline in a multi-way cash? Only if you have time of course.

I feel like such a peasant in your greatness. Take my money! Take all of it!

I don't play zoom games and I have a positive redline

i also have a bigger penis than you

You have proved several times you can't handle the math.
Koshko would swallow you whole and spit out the bones on a poker table.

LOLOL. He posted a month or so ago that he has played for 5 years, plays 30nl and has 12bb/100, and he's played 2mil hands. That's like $72k.


He plays for a "living" if 72k over 5 years is a living wage......


There's the "math" for him.

He also said he sees 3 or 4 straight flushes every night at his live venue, and sees nothing wrong with those numbers. Not only that, because it's not happening online, online is rigged. Guy must have been dropped on his head as a child. Several times.

So is it easier to beat Zoom? Sounds like at least people overfold, so that's a leak you can exploit.
For some people poker isn't about the competition, but about the money, so playing in a pool where some easy exploits work better would be the best idea for them.

A very good player and understands the math”, lmfao no one who plays professionally talks like this, the math is simple math lmfao

it's harder to beat zoom in general for the simple reason that the reg and rec ratio is worse, also I would guess that the average vpip of recs is lower on zoom than it is on reg tables

It's definitely a different game then generic poker but to say u can't make money and this and that is just not factual. I am a reg and find the rec players love to punt there stack away preflop with atrocious holdings as well as call down with weaker hands alot of the time. It has its advantages!

Have no dog in this fight except to say that this first line from your OP is an opinion, not a "fact"

and you do whatever point you're trying to make a disservice by not knowing the difference between the two