Advantages of playing poker online

Playing poke online has many advantages.
The Volume 17, No. 3
Friday, January 30, 2004 issue of CardPlayer
makes note of this in the
Internet Multitasking
All About Poker from the Coach article
by Bob Ciaffone.
Ciaffone starts out with the following:

As I mentioned in a previous column, I am now playing some low-stakes ($1-$2 or $2-$4 blinds) no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha on the Internet. For certain, it is a disadvantage not to be able to see the people I am playing against, and not be able to socialize with them. But consider these advantages: I am playing in my own home. I can start playing without any waiting (there always is a seat in some poker game that is OK for at least a temporary perch). I can quit for a while or for the day, without any drive home. The air is always clean. My opponents are often unspeakably bad. No one knows who I am unless I choose to tell them. I do not have to toke anyone if I win. It should be obvious that the advantages of playing on the Internet outweigh the disadvantages.


We might be adding some pages to this site on the advantages of playing online in general and at PartyPoker specifically so stay tuned.

Playing poke online has many advantages.
The Volume 17, No. 3
Friday, January 30, 2004 issue of CardPlayer
makes note of this in the
Internet Multitasking
All About Poker from the Coach article
by Bob Ciaffone.
Ciaffone starts out with the following:

As I mentioned in a previous column, I am now playing some low-stakes ($1-$2 or $2-$4 blinds) no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha on the Internet. For certain, it is a disadvantage not to be able to see the people I am playing against, and not be able to socialize with them. But consider these advantages: I am playing in my own home. I can start playing without any waiting (there always is a seat in some poker game that is OK for at least a temporary perch). I can quit for a while or for the day, without any drive home. The air is always clean. My opponents are often unspeakably bad. No one knows who I am unless I choose to tell them. I do not have to toke anyone if I win. It should be obvious that the advantages of playing on the Internet outweigh the disadvantages.


We might be adding some pages to this site on the advantages of playing online in general and at PartyPoker specifically so stay tuned.

Playing poke online has many advantages.
The Volume 17, No. 3
Friday, January 30, 2004 issue of CardPlayer
makes note of this in the
Internet Multitasking
All About Poker from the Coach article
by Bob Ciaffone.
Ciaffone starts out with the following:

As I mentioned in a previous column, I am now playing some low-stakes ($1-$2 or $2-$4 blinds) no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha on the Internet. For certain, it is a disadvantage not to be able to see the people I am playing against, and not be able to socialize with them. But consider these advantages: I am playing in my own home. I can start playing without any waiting (there always is a seat in some poker game that is OK for at least a temporary perch). I can quit for a while or for the day, without any drive home. The air is always clean. My opponents are often unspeakably bad. No one knows who I am unless I choose to tell them. I do not have to toke anyone if I win. It should be obvious that the advantages of playing on the Internet outweigh the disadvantages.


We might be adding some pages to this site on the advantages of playing online in general and at PartyPoker specifically so stay tuned.

Playing poke online has many advantages.
The Volume 17, No. 3
Friday, January 30, 2004 issue of CardPlayer
makes note of this in the
Internet Multitasking
All About Poker from the Coach article
by Bob Ciaffone.
Ciaffone starts out with the following:

As I mentioned in a previous column, I am now playing some low-stakes ($1-$2 or $2-$4 blinds) no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha on the Internet. For certain, it is a disadvantage not to be able to see the people I am playing against, and not be able to socialize with them. But consider these advantages: I am playing in my own home. I can start playing without any waiting (there always is a seat in some poker game that is OK for at least a temporary perch). I can quit for a while or for the day, without any drive home. The air is always clean. My opponents are often unspeakably bad. No one knows who I am unless I choose to tell them. I do not have to toke anyone if I win. It should be obvious that the advantages of playing on the Internet outweigh the disadvantages.


We might be adding some pages to this site on the advantages of playing online in general and at PartyPoker specifically so stay tuned.

Playing poke online has many advantages.
The Volume 17, No. 3
Friday, January 30, 2004 issue of CardPlayer
makes note of this in the
Internet Multitasking
All About Poker from the Coach article
by Bob Ciaffone.
Ciaffone starts out with the following:

As I mentioned in a previous column, I am now playing some low-stakes ($1-$2 or $2-$4 blinds) no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha on the Internet. For certain, it is a disadvantage not to be able to see the people I am playing against, and not be able to socialize with them. But consider these advantages: I am playing in my own home. I can start playing without any waiting (there always is a seat in some poker game that is OK for at least a temporary perch). I can quit for a while or for the day, without any drive home. The air is always clean. My opponents are often unspeakably bad. No one knows who I am unless I choose to tell them. I do not have to toke anyone if I win. It should be obvious that the advantages of playing on the Internet outweigh the disadvantages.


We might be adding some pages to this site on the advantages of playing online in general and at PartyPoker specifically so stay tuned.

Playing poke online has many advantages.
The Volume 17, No. 3
Friday, January 30, 2004 issue of CardPlayer
makes note of this in the
Internet Multitasking
All About Poker from the Coach article
by Bob Ciaffone.
Ciaffone starts out with the following:

As I mentioned in a previous column, I am now playing some low-stakes ($1-$2 or $2-$4 blinds) no-limit hold’em and pot-limit Omaha on the Internet. For certain, it is a disadvantage not to be able to see the people I am playing against, and not be able to socialize with them. But consider these advantages: I am playing in my own home. I can start playing without any waiting (there always is a seat in some poker game that is OK for at least a temporary perch). I can quit for a while or for the day, without any drive home. The air is always clean. My opponents are often unspeakably bad. No one knows who I am unless I choose to tell them. I do not have to toke anyone if I win. It should be obvious that the advantages of playing on the Internet outweigh the disadvantages.


We might be adding some pages to this site on the advantages of playing online in general and at PartyPoker specifically so stay tuned.