BIGRED
10-20-2004, 03:05 PM
I learned to play poker on-line. I've been playing for about a year and do consider myself a winning player. I've advanced up the limits at Party as prescribed by the folks at this site. Currently I'm at 10/20 6-max. I haven't been here long enough to say that I can beat this game for long term. So far, I'm keeping up and do not feel out of place. However, I can confidently say that I can beat all games 5/10 6-max and below at Party. Just a quick note, I haven't played full table of 5/10 or above at Party.
Having said this, I want to try the live games. What limit in a live game would be comparable to 5/10 6-max or 3/6 full at Party? I would probably start at somthing like 3/6 or 4/8 live just to get my feet wet, but would like to know in advance how high I should expect to go given my on-line profile.
One more thing... I did play in few live games (3/6, 6/12 in AC) during the past year, and I found the games to be extremely boring due to the slow pace as compared to the fast action of multi-tabling. If you play on-line as well as live, do you find yourself performing at a less optimal state of mind because of this? This was the case for me during those few occasions when I did play live. I would play crappy hands because I didn't want to wait more than 3 minutes to get the next hand.
Having said this, I want to try the live games. What limit in a live game would be comparable to 5/10 6-max or 3/6 full at Party? I would probably start at somthing like 3/6 or 4/8 live just to get my feet wet, but would like to know in advance how high I should expect to go given my on-line profile.
One more thing... I did play in few live games (3/6, 6/12 in AC) during the past year, and I found the games to be extremely boring due to the slow pace as compared to the fast action of multi-tabling. If you play on-line as well as live, do you find yourself performing at a less optimal state of mind because of this? This was the case for me during those few occasions when I did play live. I would play crappy hands because I didn't want to wait more than 3 minutes to get the next hand.