Online poker rounds

[Don Pedro Dinero]

I am surprised that after so many responses no one has explained the essential difference, although my colleague seoincorporation has outlined a little of what it is all about:

The difference between a cash table and a tournament is the cash table are to make profit and the tournaments are to hold until the end.

In a cash game you lose or win in each hand the money you play for in that hand, while in a tournament you don't win or lose anything until you are eliminated or the tournament is over.

If you enter a cash game table with 100 USD and on the first hand you win 30 USD, you can leave the table and walk away with that 30 USD profit (plus your initial 100 USD).

Not in a tournament. The chips you win or lose don't have an economic impact in real money until you finish the tournament. In order to cash out you have to hold on without being eliminated until you reach the positions that pay out.

Besides, the structure is different, because at cash tables the blinds are the same, while in a tournament the blind structure is increasing, so at the beginning people play tighter, while at the end when the blinds go up, the aggressiveness goes up and people play more all in.

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[TribalBob]

I don't think there's any difference between online and physical poker, for how to play it's just that in physical poker we can deal directly with our opponents, and can see the movements / cues that exist, that doesn't happen in online poker,

[Fortify]

Even though I have been around the gambling arena for a while now, I still can't differentiate between an ordinary poker player and a tournament poker player even though I know there are differences between both of them and what makes the difference between online crypto poker and physical poker rounds.

You cannot distinguish between the two types of game, or the strategies that these players will use? An "ordinary" poker player would I guess play cash games, including no limit, where it's easy to gain money fast but you also have the ability to lose your bankroll faster as well. Tournament players can win bigger amounts can win much bigger amounts but the best prizes are really reserved for the top 1-3 spots, all other prizes can really vary and may barely be an improvement on your buy-in amount. Depending on the size of the tournament, they can take very long times to complete and you definitely need to determine whether it is worth your time unless you're consistently getting in the top few players.

[famososMuertos]

Well D P D if you allow me the acronym, the OP asks the difference between a tournament player and a cash table player, which seems to me not to be directly related to what each type of Game (modality) is.

I am surprised that after so many responses no one has explained the essential difference, although my colleague seoincorporation has outlined a little of what it is all about:

The difference between a cash table and a tournament is the cash table are to make profit and the tournaments are to hold until the end.

In a cash game you lose or win in each hand the money you play for in that hand, while in a tournament you don't win or lose anything until you are eliminated or the tournament is over.

If you enter a cash game table with 100 USD and on the first hand you win 30 USD, you can leave the table and walk away with that 30 USD profit (plus your initial 100 USD).

Not in a tournament. The chips you win or lose don't have an economic impact in real money until you finish the tournament. In order to cash out you have to hold on without being eliminated until you reach the positions that pay out.

Besides, the structure is different, because at cash tables the blinds are the same, while in a tournament the blind structure is increasing, so at the beginning people play tighter, while at the end when the blinds go up, the aggressiveness goes up and people play more all in.

It is worth adding that in a cash table you pay a rake that varies between 3% and 5% and it is something that weighs a lot, it may not seem like it, but there are even casinos that offer interesting rakeback to deal with the issue in terms of profits or losses. depending on the case.

 As for tournaments, this fee is fixed and is paid once.

 As for the type of players in each modality, there is always a dilemma if cash players can only be successful in that modality and vice versa.

 The truth is that you cannot be successful in both, but you can enjoy accessing the modality at any time.

 The correct thing is to be a specialist in one of the two modalities that are quite complex in their strategies and in their results.

[Silberman]

Even though I have been around the gambling arena for a while now, I still can't differentiate between an ordinary poker player and a tournament poker player even though I know there are differences between both of them and what makes the difference between online crypto poker and physical poker rounds.

You are asking two different questions, the second question about the differences between online poker and playing at a physical casino has a very simple answer, the speed and as such the number of hands you can play online is much higher than what you can play at a regular casino, there are several reason for this, at an online casino each player has a timer while this is not the case at a poker table, and even more importantly at an online casino you can play at different poker tables at the same time, something which is not possible at a physical casino.

[worle1bm]

The difference between a cash table and a tournament is the cash table are to make profit and the tournaments are to hold until the end. So, in the tournament you will see a lot of folds, people will wait until they get a decent hand to play, but in the cash tables you will see people paying bad hands chasing the luck.

And that apply for online and real poker games.

Right in tournament people play calmly and wants to finish the match in top players and for that you need to analyse the moves of all the players like who is folding and who is raising the bet so you also have to judge what pair you have with you so lot of mind things to work on but in cash table everything is fast paced and people wants to either win or loose at the moment seeing if Lucky or not.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Well D P D if you allow me the acronym, the OP asks the difference between a tournament player and a cash table player, which seems to me not to be directly related to what each type of Game (modality) is.

Hey fellow famososMuertos, let's see if you can explain it to me because I don't understand it. The difference between a tournament player and a cash player is directly related to the type of game they play. Or is the difference between a football player and a basketball player not related to the sport they play? Or a 100m sprinter and a marathon runner, if you like.

As for the type of players in each modality, there is always a dilemma if cash players can only be successful in that modality and vice versa.

The truth is that you cannot be successful in both, but you can enjoy accessing the modality at any time.

Are you sure?

Daniel Negreanu

Negreanu is an accomplished tournament and cash game player.

[Mauser]

Even though I have been around the gambling arena for a while now, I still can't differentiate between an ordinary poker player and a tournament poker player even though I know there are differences between both of them and what makes the difference between online crypto poker and physical poker rounds.

There are some difference between an online crypto poker player and a pyhsical poker player, the biggest being that online players play many more tables simultaneously. In a physical casino the poker player can only sit at one table and gives his full attention to that table. Even when he folds his cards he can't just jump into the next hand. That is why it's much more important to play with the additional information you have in real life. You are watching your opponents, see their facial expressions and try to identify any tale they might offer when they are bluffing. A good way to conceal yourself is a wear sun glasses and a scarf. Online poker players don't care about these things, they only play their strategies and usually have 4,6 or 8 tables open at the same time. Then there is a big difference between cash game players and tournament players. In a tournament you only earn money if you make it into the money, you can't just leave the table and take your profits. The decision making is much different. Top poker tournament players are usually not the best cash game players and vice versa.

[passwordnow]

I don't think there's any difference between online and physical poker, for how to play it's just that in physical poker we can deal directly with our opponents, and can see the movements / cues that exist, that doesn't happen in online poker,

Actually, there are many advantages and disadvantages if we compare the two ways of playing poker. I think many will agree that they like online poker if they're for convenience. But if for strategy, they'll do agree that the actual face-to-face and physical poker is what they're going to like. That's why I disagree with what you've said that there's no difference between doing both of them but it's all up to you for which is the one that has the most favorable to you.

[famososMuertos]

Well D P D if you allow me the acronym, the OP asks the difference between a tournament player and a cash table player, which seems to me not to be directly related to what each type of Game (modality) is.

Hey fellow famososMuertos, let's see if you can explain it to me because I don't understand it. The difference between a tournament player and a cash player is directly related to the type of game they play. Or is the difference between a football player and a basketball player not related to the sport they play? Or a 100m sprinter and a marathon runner, if you like.

As for the type of players in each modality, there is always a dilemma if cash players can only be successful in that modality and vice versa.

The truth is that you cannot be successful in both, but you can enjoy accessing the modality at any time.

Are you sure?

Daniel Negreanu

Negreanu is an accomplished tournament and cash game player.

First let's clean things up a bit, I think it's a bit confusing to bring sports and want to do poorly adjusted comparatives in the situation (Poker), I'm not sure what it's about, but if you want  then let's adjust sports in comparison..

I ask you, do you know futsal?, do you think that a futsal player can play soccer, or do you think that a baseball player can play softball... With these examples I could tell you what my explanation is about.

I repeat, it is not the same to play cash tables and tournaments, they are two different types of players, there are different ways of thinking and different strategies, every poker player who is dedicated full time and has experienced deepening in each specialty knows that a night or a week of good results does not determine anything, but periods of months and perhaps years tell you what your specialty is and where you do it best.

After telling you the above I reaffirm what I wrote, in fact let's put the whole context:

"It is worth adding that in a cash table you pay a rake that varies between 3% and 5% and it is something that weighs a lot, it may not seem like it, but there are even casinos that offer interesting rakeback to deal with the issue in terms of profits or losses. depending on the case.

 As for tournaments, this fee is fixed and is paid once.

 As for the type of players in each modality, there is always a dilemma if cash players can only be successful in that modality and vice versa.

 The truth is that you cannot be successful in both, but you can enjoy accessing the modality at any time.

 The correct thing is to be a specialist in one of the two modalities that are quite complex in their strategies and in their results."

In conclusion, and it happens a lot with poker, people believe that a pair of AA is always played the same way...

Poker is so complex that even one can specialize even in the limits that he plays regardless of whether you play NL10 or NL10000 this in cash tables, in fact there are players who do not level up and remain all the time in certain limits, when they should play in other levels.

Likewise, tournament players!.

For each type of player according to several things as;  change of levels (time), the initial stack, the number of players, in fact if there is ante, Add-on, rebuys, if it is Nkout, if they are Sit&Go e.g. of 500 initial chips and levels 3 minutes and a maximum of 6 players, or 12, 36 players, ETC.

So, Yes!, Anyone can pay their buy-in and sit down to play if they know how to play NLH, if we talk about that variant of poker since there are even specialized players in one or several variants that exist, even for that there are specialized players and they can be said to be winners in that certain specialty, but they can play poker.

That is the point, my friend Don Pedro Dinero, everyone is called to play poker, but you have to specialize if you want to be a winner and maybe that is why many consider poker to be a game of skill and others that it is a game of luck because they believe that it is as simple as holding some cards and playing for the luck that you are dealt and they believe that they really know how to play poker because they win with their pair of AA and others that it is bad luck when they lose with those same cards and they do not see the differences.

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I point out the previous ones to your reference and that they serve in the same way, they are exceptional players and in the case that concerns us Negreanu would be the equivalent of him. But, and said by himself, his specialty is tournaments, ah! that he is a winner and is a good cash player, I already mentioned it, nothing prevents you from putting money wherever you want, he has won more than $40 million in tournaments, that gives him a good bankroll to play against the best in the world.</sup>

IMHO, fM.

[traderethereum]

Even though I have been around the gambling arena for a while now, I still can't differentiate between an ordinary poker player and a tournament poker player even though I know there are differences between both of them and what makes the difference between online crypto poker and physical poker rounds.

I think it's hard to tell the difference between regular poker players and tournament poker players, especially if they play online poker games because they play poker off-site.
Maybe we can see from the way he plays how he can bully his opponents and so on.
But it's not easy because I think there will be something different between them.
Only having more experience than other poker players will help him to win that poker game.

[Fundamentals Of]

I am not a poker expert but I guess the difference could be seen even from an ordinary poker player like myself. It's easy to differentiate if you've played ordinary poker with friends and have also seen poker tournaments with professionals. It is obvious that they're the experts in poker faces. You can never tell whether they're bluffing or not. You can also observe that they have a certain level of accuracy in their predictions as to what possible cards their opponents have.

As to the difference between online poker and physical poker, online and physical. That's it.

[ethereumhunter]

Even though I have been around the gambling arena for a while now, I still can't differentiate between an ordinary poker player and a tournament poker player even though I know there are differences between both of them and what makes the difference between online crypto poker and physical poker rounds.

Maybe it will be seen from how they play poker but I'm not sure because a tournament poker player can also play as a normal poker player. Ordinary poker players will look awkward if they play in tournament poker because they are not used to playing in such a place, especially if it compares crypto online poker and poker games in physical casinos. Maybe you often lose when playing poker at online casinos so you think that the player you are playing against is a tournament poker player. It can happen because we will never know who the players we are playing against, especially in online casinos.

[Silberman]

Even though I have been around the gambling arena for a while now, I still can't differentiate between an ordinary poker player and a tournament poker player even though I know there are differences between both of them and what makes the difference between online crypto poker and physical poker rounds.

I think it's hard to tell the difference between regular poker players and tournament poker players, especially if they play online poker games because they play poker off-site.
Maybe we can see from the way he plays how he can bully his opponents and so on.
But it's not easy because I think there will be something different between them.
Only having more experience than other poker players will help him to win that poker game.

When it comes to cash players versus tournament players there exists some small differences, in cash games even if the minimum bets are the same for everyone the capital each player has at their disposal is different, which means that a player with a lot of chips can bully his opponents from the beginning, in tournament play everyone begins with the same amount of chips, so everyone begins with the same floor and the number of chips you accumulate over the course of the tournament is more indicative of your level of play, so good players have a lot of chips while poor players get less chips until they get eliminated from the tournament.

[traderethereum]

Even though I have been around the gambling arena for a while now, I still can't differentiate between an ordinary poker player and a tournament poker player even though I know there are differences between both of them and what makes the difference between online crypto poker and physical poker rounds.

I think it's hard to tell the difference between regular poker players and tournament poker players, especially if they play online poker games because they play poker off-site.
Maybe we can see from the way he plays how he can bully his opponents and so on.
But it's not easy because I think there will be something different between them.
Only having more experience than other poker players will help him to win that poker game.

When it comes to cash players versus tournament players there exists some small differences, in cash games even if the minimum bets are the same for everyone the capital each player has at their disposal is different, which means that a player with a lot of chips can bully his opponents from the beginning, in tournament play everyone begins with the same amount of chips, so everyone begins with the same floor and the number of chips you accumulate over the course of the tournament is more indicative of your level of play, so good players have a lot of chips while poor players get less chips until they get eliminated from the tournament.

Exactly. The difference will be different when a tournament starts because experienced tournament players know how to bluff their opponents from the start.
I think tournament players come with more preparation than cash players because they will enter a match where they need a large amount of money.
Cash players only play when they still have money, but once they look at their diminishing wallet, they will stop and may not have a target for how much money they can win or lose.
Tournament players have estimated everything, even in terms of the money used.

[Silberman]

When it comes to cash players versus tournament players there exists some small differences, in cash games even if the minimum bets are the same for everyone the capital each player has at their disposal is different, which means that a player with a lot of chips can bully his opponents from the beginning, in tournament play everyone begins with the same amount of chips, so everyone begins with the same floor and the number of chips you accumulate over the course of the tournament is more indicative of your level of play, so good players have a lot of chips while poor players get less chips until they get eliminated from the tournament.

Exactly. The difference will be different when a tournament starts because experienced tournament players know how to bluff their opponents from the start.
I think tournament players come with more preparation than cash players because they will enter a match where they need a large amount of money.
Cash players only play when they still have money, but once they look at their diminishing wallet, they will stop and may not have a target for how much money they can win or lose.
Tournament players have estimated everything, even in terms of the money used.

While I am not an expert poker player out of the two I prefer tournament play, in cash games those that bring a lot of money to the table can begin to bully those that have a lower number of chips almost immediately, regardless of whether they are a good player or not, so you need to play way more tightly until you can win them a big hand or two, but in tournament play everyone has the same amount of chips meaning that there is no one that can bully you from the beginning, allowing you to play in exactly the way you want and if you're any good then you will begin to accumulate a lot of chips and use them to pressure your opponents.

[Queentoshi]

what makes the difference between online crypto poker and physical poker rounds.

The difference looks very simple although I do not play poker, but crypto poker should be using crypto, yeah? and physical poker should be using physical currency. Another difference is that you play with people physically that you can see in physical poker, whereas online crypto poker is the opposite. I have something to ask as It just occurred to me, are all online poker crypto poker? or do we also have online poker that doesn't use crypto?

[Viscore]

Even though I have been around the gambling arena for a while now, I still can't differentiate between an ordinary poker player and a tournament poker player even though I know there are differences between both of them and what makes the difference between online crypto poker and physical poker rounds.

Well, an ordinary poker player is especialed in playing in cash game, where many patience is required, and usually this one plays in very tight way in way to reduce loss as more possible, while waiting for the best

combination in hand. Poker tournament player instead is especialized in get some placement as more near as the 1st place, and strategy is different (he can turn to be from aggressive to tight during the tournament phase)

Those we often see playing poker trying their best to win from their fellow players are mostly ordinary poker players. Some gamble only for fun, while some still aim to be lucky and make profits. However, poker tournament players are those who are big time players and who often play for sure profits. They usually beat their opponents because they play with special skills and strategies, and that made them experts in the game.

[wheelz1200]

Even though I have been around the gambling arena for a while now, I still can't differentiate between an ordinary poker player and a tournament poker player even though I know there are differences between both of them and what makes the difference between online crypto poker and physical poker rounds.

Cash players vs tourny players or the way you play is much different.  In tourny play you are almost playing to stay alive.  In cash games ypu can easily go all in much more because if you have good odds but lose ypu can just buy back in.  I find that touny play is much more safe or slow than cash games.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I am not a poker expert but I guess the difference could be seen even from an ordinary poker player like myself. It's easy to differentiate if you've played ordinary poker with friends and have also seen poker tournaments with professionals. It is obvious that they're the experts in poker faces. You can never tell whether they're bluffing or not. You can also observe that they have a certain level of accuracy in their predictions as to what possible cards their opponents have.

As to the difference between online poker and physical poker, online and physical. That's it.

Well, I have also learned a lot from the technicians when I play with my friends, or at least when we played games, when I was in college it was incredible, but there came a time when I was only going to play poker and play soccer and chess, they were great times , and that's where I most specialized in playing poker, of course we bet real money and everything was something else, however when you play in tournaments it's something else, you don't see your friends' faces, you don't even know who you play with, it's Difficult to determine what things you want to establish or what strategies to use so that your opponent deviates and plays carefully.

I don't think there's any difference between online and physical poker, for how to play it's just that in physical poker we can deal directly with our opponents, and can see the movements / cues that exist, that doesn't happen in online poker,

I have always participated in some not bettable poker rounds with some friends in the past but i want to try that out now with money and am looking for an online poker tournament just like what betnomy used to have in the forum.

You are not the only one who is looking for that, what happens is that currently people are only looking for more fun and not to think so much, that is why slots are an infallible option, of course those who are from the old school want more poker, more poker tournaments where you play like the professionals, although many want it, I don't see a casino that wants to venture into daily tournaments, I'm sure it would be very profitable and a great option to attract more people to a casino, here even those people who don't know crypto would learn quickly just to play, that's a marketing strategy that shouldn't be overlooked.